Sentence examples for understanding a bit from inspiring English sources

"Understanding a bit about the physiology of breastfeeding can be really helpful," she added.

3 p.m. 1) A VIOLENT CENTURY Understanding a bit of recent Latvian history will greatly enhance your time in Riga, and there is a perfect place to start.

It is a real visual display and I want people to come away feeling energised by that and understanding a bit more about it".

"I think it might be cathartic to have a referendum, with people understanding a bit more about what the trade-offs are.

I'm a full-time photographer and, although I've never photographed anyone else's hands professionally, understanding a bit about being on the other side of the camera has been helpful.

The answer to that question starts with understanding a bit about how hackers work.

I think people whose partners have died often experience this, this incredible gratitude, this sense of ecstasy of understanding a little bit more about how time works.

I'm understanding theatre a bit more.

It's probably more now (about) cementing the game style and understanding it a bit more.

And by "more social" we mean helping you see what your real friends are up to and perhaps understanding things a bit better because of it.

Knowing a man by the week-by-week crawl through his life is a bit like understanding a locust by examining the dried casing.