Sentence examples for particular understandings from inspiring English sources

This book explores how scholarly constructions of Christian origins participate in contemporary efforts to confirm or challenge particular understandings of the essence of Christianity.

Whilst these are important areas for policy to address, we argue that such representations of women who use drugs tend to reinforce particular understandings of women and drug use, while at the same time contributing to areas of 'policy silence' or neglect.

In turn, Abu El-has hasoughthtoto understand how the epistemological commitments and empirical facts (and "things") presupposed and generated by those disciplines have shaped the historical and political "common-sense" of a settler-nation, the racial imaginary of a national-/diasporic politics, and particular understandings and practices of the self.

Implicit in the organisation of these platforms and the values that they represent are particular understandings of health.

The point, however, is that each approach and theory is inscribed with particular understandings, values and goals, from which emerge different ideas about practice and organisation.

Similarly, the creative, reflective processes of a teacher are not irrelevant but should be seen less as establishing a course objective related to particular understandings and more as informing, together with students, the co-construction of understanding, objectives, and aspirations.

"They are people who have a particular understanding of Islam which is far away from violence.

To appreciate that moment, one needs a particular understanding of the South African story.

I know that not all countries in this body share this particular understanding of the protection of free speech.

The president said that Kerry had a particular understanding of the America's role in the world.

The Chinese Communist Party uses its educational and propaganda systems to socialize citizens into a particular understanding of history.