Sentence examples for understanding a bit of from inspiring English sources

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.

Family, of course, will be firmly rooting for him as will understanding a bit of the life he has to lead, particularly given his father Ged was a former professional rugby league player and coach.

Equipped with phrasebooks, sunburnt skin and open hearts, they journey through the corners of the world, tasting new flavors, experiencing new cultures and maybe even understanding a bit of humanity along the way.

Or perhaps there is an understanding, a bit of economics, an appreciation of carrying capacity or sustainability.

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

I think we should start by understanding a bit more about the peculiar nature of the student-adviser relationship.

But more understanding and a bit of open-mindedness can take care of that problem.

He's excellent at understanding when a bit of pugilism might well provide the push or nudge to get some momentum going for his team".

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.

Understanding the Soviet Union and North Korea gives a bit of insight into human social psychology.

Understanding the dispute requires a bit of background.