Sentence examples for the understanding here from inspiring English sources

"My sense is that the understanding here of what these students are all about continues to be pretty limited," admits Samina Yasmeen, director of the University of Western Australia's Centre for Muslim States and Societies.

The understanding here is that such people are clearly designated as noncombatants — by wearing a prominently displayed red cross, or red crescent, on their persons, for instance — or who are obviously civilians.

The understanding here is that the way in which things arise and come into existence definitively informs us about how things really are.

The "pure laws of the understanding" (here and elsewhere) refers to the pure transcendental principles of the understanding characterizing what Kant calls "experience in general" or "nature in general".

The understanding here is that DRG systems rely on population-sampling assumptions (as well as matching on influential variables and mathematical modeling) to reduce the risk of biased comparisons of health services.

This time-consuming operation does not occur in the case of simple contact, because the goal understanding here does not require a detailed analysis of the motor aspects of the hand-object interaction.

The second direction, taken by Heidegger, Gadamer, and Bruns (not to mention Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, Levinas, and the Pragmatists) hews to the worldly rootedness of understanding; here each and all enjoy the capacity to comprehend if not perfectly, at least perfectly well.

Why does the student adamantly believe that he or she is using words of his or her own––what is the gap in understanding here and how can you bridge it?

But the beauty comes from a deeper understanding: here the five most important mathematical constants are brought together.

In fact, judging from the reactions in Israel, after an initial confusion between the principled issue and private case, there seems to be a better understanding here of the link between the occupation and the silencing of those who oppose it.

However much these points can be debated, there is also understanding here that the shock of the bombing and the loss of Kosovo finally stripped Mr. Milosevic, already deeply unpopular, of all but his firmest supporters.