Sentence examples for on her understanding from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking, a person's acceptance of some proposition is based solely on her understanding it only if that understanding both causes and justifies her accepting that proposition.

A plausible positive account of a priori justification says that a person is a priori justified in believing some proposition if, and only if, that justification rests solely on her understanding the proposition which is the object of her belief.

O'Rourke writes that the narrator's "interest in Brontë's severity comes to bear on her understanding of her own heartbreak.

But when she mentioned Adams's experimental work "Christian Zeal and Activity," and its effect on her understanding of the musicality of speech, I started noticing how she used pitch and rhythm to sharpen her characterizations.

Ms. Watkins, who is 42, told the committee that the Oct. 30 memo to Mr. Lay was an offer of public relations advice but that it was based on her understanding of who was at fault for Enron's problems.

Reich has commended de Keersmaeker on her understanding of his music, and her choreography is capable of communicating meanings in his work to the audience; the fluidity and coherence of the compositions is more apparent, to me at least, when her dancers are moving to them.

Because parents' decisions for their daughter necessarily follow their aspirations on her behalf, understanding the latter is the first step to formulating policy and programs that alter incentives for encouraging female enrolment in school and delaying child marriage.

The AFL's general manager of inclusion and social policy, Tanya Hosch, has thanked Hannah for her understanding on the issue.

Joyce, (played by Wynona Ryder) who is arguably the most connected to Will, seems to make contact with The Upside Down early on, though her understanding of it is quite bleak.

Throughout her distinguished career as a medical humanist and medical educator, Kathryn Montgomery has drawn on her keen understanding of the ways in which narrative shapes human understanding and on her close acquaintance with how physicians are formed to make the case that medicine is significantly misunderstood when it is thought of as a science (Montgomery 1993).

She quickly devised a plan, based on her scant understanding of the disease.