Sentence examples for that must be understood from inspiring English sources

It is really more of a dilemma, and therefore one that must be understood.

It's also a specific form of diplomacy that must be understood in a broader context of power and politics.

Hostage-taking is symptomatic of deep disorders in society, and it is these disorders that must be understood and addressed if the problems are to be defeated.

At least, it might be supposed that, if we speak of understanding art, it is because we think of art as having content, something that must be understood by the appropriate audience.

"The most fundamental thing that must be understood about tonight's announcement is that this is a stolen seat," Jeff Merkley, the liberal senator from Oregon, said in a statement on Tuesday.

As with all models, it includes several assumptions that must be understood and critically evaluated.

Unna insisted that the second floor must be interpreted in light of the first -- that is, that Torah must be understood through the lens of a fundamental commitment to the human, and not merely the Jewish.

Throughout the Categories Aristotle assumes that relations comprise one of the accidental categories, and hence that they must be understood as items inhering in particular substances.

He selected a eulogy from Kierkegaard: "It is perfectly true, as philosophers say, that life must be understood backward.

But a majority of learned Muslim thinkers, drawing on impeccable scholarship, insist that jihad must be understood as a struggle without arms.

Why is it that causation must be understood from the perspective of consciousness?