Sentence examples for the alternative understanding from inspiring English sources

Those who have a problem with the alternative understanding I described in the last post -- which, not surprisingly, are almost exclusively fundamentalist Christians -- usually ask another question of me: "Don't your views of Jesus undermine his authority and that of the Bible?" And, my response is, "They do not for me.

Animalists are also sympathetic to Locke's account of personhood albeit with a different understanding of the type of concept person is and this alternative understanding allows animalists to endorse element (d) above.

But this alternative understanding of "secondary intensions" would add complications that Chalmers' clean two-dimensional framework avoids.

Twitter is a shortcut to the next best alternative – understanding through the help of those who truly understand.

The long-standing tendency to repudiate understanding not on the basis of alternative understanding, but on utter lack of understanding and, for that matter, never attempting to learn, is massively amplified by the Internet, the ultimate leveler.

It involves five different arguments "drawn respectively from the grammatical structure of the sentence, from the logical sequence of ideas, from Catholic analogy, from comparison with the process of formation of the Byzantine Patriarchate, and from the authority of the ancients" in favor of an alternative understanding of the canon.

The argument is elaborated through the work of George Bataille whose concept of the labyrinth provides the theoretical groundwork for an alternative understanding of what the landscape is as well as how it can be studied.

Fred Leeman, a former chief curator of the museum and now an independent art historian and van Gogh scholar based here, said the work, which he called "100percentt genuine," contributes to an alternative understanding of the artist.

Based on complex numbers, they provide an alternative understanding of the problem of designing stable interval observers.

An alternative understanding of the referendum result in Wales might begin with a recognition that very few electors seem to have viewed their voting decision through Welsh lenses – a state of affairs that can only have been encouraged by the apparent lack of interest of most Welsh politicians and media in the referendum until it was far too late to make a difference.

His account is noteworthy because it offers an alternative understanding of the real distinction proof.