Sentence examples for understand as one from inspiring English sources

Enthusiasm generated by space research is easy to understand, as one learns the beauty of nature and how all things are interconnected.

Of course, food and nutrition security is one of those issues that activist, scholar and author Paul Rogat Loeb would understand as one that would freeze us because we would consider the issue insurmountable.

With regard to the second characteristic the loudness with which sounds are heard too loud a sound can be as difficult to understand as one that is too faint.

This modern stance epitomized what Ortega had come to understand as one of the distinctive characteristics of modernity: the consciousness of human life's increasing depreciation and the subsequent reaffirmation of life through the expression of creative freedom.

The entire Surrealist art movement might be understood as one long experiment in visual distortion based on fantasy and dreams.

In the aftermath of the agrarian revolution and Industrial Revolution, rural and urban had to be understood as one.

JSTOR is a non-profit, probably better understood as one of the damaged offspring of American higher education than as an active villain.

Now rightly understood as one of the great jazz singers of our time, he was then emerging from a long obscurity and embarking on a bright new era.

Social Security, for example, is still understood as one leg in a three-legged stool supported by a private pension and retirement savings, too.

Such a polarity of purpose is reflected in the commonly used terms artist and artisan, the latter understood as one who gives considerable attention to the utilitarian.

In fact, being a responsible consumer, funder and purveyor of news and information is now best understood as one of the many duties of good citizenship.