Sentence examples for once understanding that from inspiring English sources

I tumbled to the ground and the dogs all over leapt all over me, licking my face and tickling my skin with their sinewy, cotton-like fur never once understanding that we were the villains.

I wasted a lot of time trying to find things outside myself to quiet the buzz inside of me, never once understanding that those negative feelings could be silenced by turning inward, instead of outward.

As one respondent said: "We've had some very bold, and brave, physician leaders who once understanding that the industry was changing and needed to change, said, "this is part of what the medical group will now offer.

As a boy, I longed to be everywhere at once, not understanding that this would be the same as being nowhere in particular.

"Don't bore us, get to the chorus!" Berry Gordy once joked, understanding that this is what listeners truly gather around.

"This enables Israel to say it didn't pay for direct talks, but there's an understanding that once the expiration date rolls around, the moratorium will be extended," said David Makovsky, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

For early image theorist, Roland Barthes, it's a two part answer: studium, the quality in a photograph that displays the "given cultural meanings that we understand at once," provides the sort of contextual understanding that allows us to read into the image itself.

And while it makes sense for Jamie Oliver and his Food Revolutionaries to fire all guns at once with the understanding that it may be what's required to effect even a small amount of necessary change, there's still something decidedly draconian about pushing to reflexively relieve us of our freedom of choice when it comes to what we eat.

Once there is understanding that nothing was ever ours except our inheritance as karma or properly speaking, more cause and effect.

Understanding that also requires some history.

"There was an understanding that once you'd started an author you worked your way through - rather like finishing everything on your plate".