Sentence examples for true comprehension of from inspiring English sources

Pre-defined inquiry procedures reduce the complexity (and this could be convenient), but they do not allow true comprehension of the educational processes.

The early 1860s are important for Jevons' intellectual development, and he reports in his diary that he received significant insights in both economics and logic: a "true comprehension of value" (Black 1981: 120, La Nauze 1953) and the "substitution of similars" (Black & Könekamp 1972: 179).

Explaining concepts in your own words is easier and shows true comprehension of your topic.

In this moment of encompassing disquiet, perhaps the task of true comprehension might well depend on how we regard something so basic as those individuals who risk their lives for the nation.

It's a bit odd that a civilization built on the collective vision of Eve giving Adam his first taste of true comprehension should ever come to question the need for women to be given an education.

My comprehension of the true nature of jewelry and beauty comes half from Buddhism and half from the impact of handling such beautiful works of art," he said.

Longitudinal follow-up within this field may provide a better comprehension of the true temporal evolution and possible plasticity of facial pain syndromes, all in the effort of optimized and timelier treatment.

However, unlike Schelling with his intellectual intuition or intellektuelle Anschauung, Schlegel did not develop an elaborate theory to give account of this different form of perception; he succinctly argued that the comprehension of nature's true essence is more like a presentiment (ahnen) or an aesthetic contemplation, than like scientific knowledge.

Now mankind believes in evolution -- "our Father up a tree.... .. Evolution is ostensibly the deeper comprehension of life, and a truer insight.

According to them, the indeterminable cosmic force dao represented the only true base of comprehension.

This holds true for all dimensions of language proficiency, however, the comprehension of written texts is one of the most important academic skills for students to acquire and improve (Edele and Stanat 2016; Urquhart and Weir 2013).