Sentence examples for the understanding of things from inspiring English sources

"The understanding of things deepens".

"It's wonderful in the sense that you're bringing it to neighborhoods where people may not have the understanding of growing things and the experience of beautifying the space in which they live," she said.

It has always been our passion, the understanding of how things work.

That was the conclusion of a recent Facebook experiment perpetrated by the operators of the Theories of the Deep Understanding of Things (TOTDUOT) Tumblr set out to show the error of the social media giant's censor-happy ways.

Eventually, you get the point of putting an object they want on your knee, or the coffee table, and you build up their ability to generalize the understanding of not grabbing things to more environments.

Just to focus on that particular area that.....and the understanding of the whole thing would come across if you were using the keepad' Students were also able to see the wider use of the KS as a tool to generate discussion of subject areas which are more discursive and less factual in nature.

One can see the concept of innateness at work behind the scenes in Descartes' wax argument, but that passage is designed more to rid us of the idea that our deepest understanding of things comes from the senses than to defend innateness.

"The more you can transform your own experience and understanding of things, the more you can make it accessible to others, it frees you from the literalness of what your life was like.

In the absence of a central ecclesiastical institution capable of bringing people – with the authority, say, of a papal encyclical – over to a new understanding of things, the sheikhs and mullahs would have to be guided by their own consciences.

Second, we employed an additional domain for fluctuations in cognition, which included questions such as 'does the patient sometimes show a lack of attention or a slow reaction to others' call than usual?' and 'does the patient sometimes show a poor understanding of things that he can usually understand?' (Mori et al., 2006).

"The major benefit is an enhanced understanding of things like chromosome structure and how the genome works – it is a basic understanding effort in the same way as sequencing the human genome has given us a huge amount of information, and thrown up some surprises," said Susan Rosser, one of the signatories, and who holds the chair of synthetic biology at Edinburgh University.