Sentence examples for most common understanding from inspiring English sources

In recent months, Nepal's most common understanding seemed to be that Mr. Koirala must go.

Indeed, this conception has probably been the most common understanding for almost a century.

The most common understanding of "home" is a place of refuge, and that was the sense of Proenza Schouler's ample if sometimes impervious-looking clothes on Wednesday.

In modern Western societies the most common understanding of decision making is that it is rational self-interested, purational self-interested

We are inclined to think that this simple and straightforward characterization is the most common understanding of essentialism, although it is rarely explicitly stated.

There's no consensus definition of NCGS yet, but the most common understanding is that it's a reaction to gluten that is not autoimmune (like CD) or allergic (like wheat allergy).

The most common reason cited?

Nevertheless, according to the most common philosophical understanding, perceiving spoken utterances is just a matter of hearing sounds.

The most common approach to understanding neurological aspects of attention in children has been to compare those with known deficits to healthy controls, which carries potential confounds that can be difficult to disentangle.

If one wants such an example from the most common use of the understanding, then the proposition that every alteration must have a cause can serve".

"I think the most common mistake is not understanding that maintenance is part of the cost of ownership," says Cliff Spencer, who handcrafts wood cutting boards as well as cabinetry and furniture in Birmingham, Alabama.