Sentence examples for our common understanding from inspiring English sources

How does a philosophical approach to understanding procrastination differ from our common understanding?

"Our common understanding of charity is you give something of yourself to help somebody else.

It is imperative that we demand clarity in our common understanding of evil.

How might we have to redefine our common understanding of what learning is or looks like?

They look different, and they have very different connotations in our common understanding of those two animals.

The primary narcissism Freud described, of the early infant with no cognisance of other beings beyond its own borders is our common understanding of the term – the self-involved, easily-bored craver of adulation.

Recent advances in behavioural economics, cognitive neuroscience, network theory and social psychology more generally have overturned our common sense understanding of human behaviour.

We also distinguish, based on our common sense understanding of human biology, between pathological and non-pathological versions of the same outward phenomena.

The answer lies not in the law or in history, but in our common sense understanding of a sanctuary as a place of refuge and a place to be safe.

In summary, our common marmosets' understanding of the physical relationship between contact and support is highly susceptible to perceptual variables, proximity of the food to the animal, size of the food, and continuity/discontinuity of the supporting sheet.

With a combination of newcomers and veterans among our executives and directors, the review needed to be grounded in a common understanding of our history and the reasons for our success over the years.