Sentence examples for think to understand from inspiring English sources

It helps, I think, to understand just how unprecedented today's political climate really is.

In this chapter, an overview is given of the moisture damage mechanisms in asphalt mixtures as we (think to) understand them today.

I think to understand humour needs a kind of mental gymnastic – you either have it or you don't".

It was after my own tiny journey that I began, I think, to understand how this made sense.

So, the first concept and the easiest way, I think, to understand black holes is the concept of the escape velocity.

"But I think to understand what's going on you have to be comfortable with having some cognitive dissonance, shall we say, over some inconsistencies here.

Just thought to understand a little more about the negotiation programme.

Even deities with an animal form, or with no physical form at all, are thought to understand prayer and other symbolic communication.

Ms. Frank wants you to think, to imagine, to understand the importance of free, uninhibited thought.

I think to actually understand the material better they need to know this maths.

But you also need to think creatively, to understand or be able to think about how things will be different in the future.