Sentence examples for today's understanding from inspiring English sources

Catholicism is more about socialism than today's understanding of capitalism.

Many scientists contributed to today's understanding of Lyme disease.

With a big tone and double keyboard, it resembled a piano, and was not particularly historic, according to today's understanding.

Today's understanding of biology, though, is roughly where that of the physical sciences was in the 19th century.

The government said that the new benefit will better reflect today's understanding of disability which has changed a lot in the two decades since the DLA was introduced.

Dr. Halpern said that today's understanding of serotonin, a neurotransmitter important in causing and alleviating depression, grew out of research into the effect of L.S.D. on the brain.

Today's understandings of "all men are created equal" differ dramatically from Thomas Jefferson's intent and meaning when he wrote those words.

Professor Menninger was impressed with Eve's understanding of mental illness; she became Menninger's Director of the Women's Mental Hospital.

It may even be as magnificent as all the other magnificent albums Womack has released: his peerless soundtrack to Across 110th Street; 1968's Fly Me To The Moon and 1972's Understanding; The Poet and The Poet 2, where his voice chafed beautifully against the slick 80s production.

This week's understandings, which incorporate elements of those earlier efforts, could produce more tangible results.

War cannot be used anymore because you can't create the beloved community on yesterday's understandings.