Sentence examples similar to sum of understanding from inspiring English sources

It perfectly summed up how incapable many were of understanding how to face the threat of terrorism.

As Mr. Hubbard summed it up, in the end, "Music is evidence that reason is incapable of understanding everything".

Instead of understanding, Wilde lampoons.

Puig showed signs of understanding.

Failure of understanding.

Just ask those UCL researchers who think they've contributed to the greater sum of human understanding with this piece of work.

When Cable reveals that "Within a week or so of becoming an MP, I had my first queue at a constituency surgery", he does not add a great deal to the sum of human understanding.

Had I taken a step back and understood my penchant for spending big, I would have considered scaling back that investment, or approached it in a phased, measured way rather than committing to a big sum of money before understanding the financial realities.

At the beginning of 2007, Urs Widmer described by the Independent as "one of the living greats of Swiss literature"—spoke to more than twelve hundred students and enthusiasts, sharing the sum of his understandings of poets and their timeless creations.

In sum, understanding help-seeking preferences of both physicians and lay persons might help overcome barriers for establishing diagnosis, receiving care, and improving communication between doctors and patients in the complex process of diagnosis and management of MCI.

Any old Monet show will inflate the numbers without necessarily adding to the sum total of human understanding.