Sentence examples for opposite understanding from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, anyone demanding that a progressive candidate must do so in order to earn their vote is only helping elect candidates who espouse the opposite understanding of America.

Quite the opposite, understanding often opens up ways of thinking more constructively and creatively about how to respond to such a challenge.

I can't think of any criticism more unconsciously reflective of the twisted spirit of the day, in which the world of appearances is taken for reality, when all philosophy since Plato proceeds from the opposite understanding.

The concept, however actually means quite the opposite: understanding and then "owning" the positive impact we have on others encourages us to step up our game, play full-out, and in the process we end up creating more positive impact.

As impressive as Stanton's batting practice can be, Dawson said, he concentrates on hitting to the opposite field, understanding that pitchers will try to beat him with pitches off the outer half of the plate.

By rationalisation, Weber understood first, the individual cost-benefit calculation, second, the wider, bureaucratic organisation of the organisations and finally, in the more general sense as the opposite of understanding the reality through mystery and magic (disenchantment).

'It is frustrating, very frustrating, because you are really not sure how you are going to be sometimes from one day to the next, so that is difficult'... (Patient 3) 'I felt in a space of a year being amazingly competent and confident and feeling on top of things to actually the complete opposite, and not understanding why and not understanding how it happened'.

Quite the opposite, I think: understanding that even in our finest hours we fall short of the mark is a reminder that the work of politics is always unfinished.

4. Empathetically understanding opposite points of view.

If you consider a line with fear on one end, at the opposite end is understanding.

Theirs is a marriage of understanding opposites.