Sentence examples for understanding as much from inspiring English sources

Reimbursement is not necessary, Cooper-Dyke said, understanding as much as anyone that Paris has already repaid her scholarship many times over.

This ongoing exercise laid emphasis on the process of understanding as much as the result of being able to coherently restate another scholar's concepts in their own words.

Understanding as much, Mr. Perez is trying to convince businesses that it is in their self-interest to increase wages, offer better health care and take better care of the environment.

"We're willing to help districts, to be understanding as much as possible," he said, but he added that federal officials would not tolerate local districts "thumbing their nose" at the law.

Given the public and corporate interest in understanding as much as possible about higher degrees of fault — if such are found — the government settlement should seek to clarify this set of issues.

[UK, 42 years, female] "Try to show understanding as much as possible…they might get grumpy because they are so tired from working and being in pain, but you have to be understanding".

No predetermined hypotheses, theories or interpretive sources were used and we strived to set aside our pre-understanding as much as possible with the aim of seeing the "otherness" in the data.

By that point both of us were tripping pretty hard and I was capable of understanding about as much as he was capable of making sense.

Recently, Annandale [ 31] has argued that we need to move towards a new system: "in which social (gender) and biological (sex) depend on each other for understanding just as much as before, but where the meaning of biological sex and the meaning of social gender, as well as the connections between them, are more fluid" (p88).

Yet, two and a half years after we were introduced to nature's miracle tree, we knew that the key to supporting our 400 farmers and scaling to millions more lay in understanding our market as much as it lay in understanding agriculture or appropriate technology.

Pascal gives the most honest and authentic performance in the play, because it's fuelled by Shakespeare's understanding that, as much as we may be momentarily drawn to the light, it's the spirits in the dark that get us every time.