Sentence examples for understanding at least from inspiring English sources

Trump's explanations of his donations are helpful context for understanding at least two curious payments to state attorneys-general.

First, the Acts evidence Congress' understanding, at least since 1930, that § 101 does not include living organisms.

But even those who know most definitely where they stand can often be understanding, at least in public, about those who disagree.

It's a pious place, really, and while I never quite found myself fitting in, I did find myself understanding, at least on some level, why these people – my neighbors and friends – felt as they did.

Any effort which intends to physically interact with specific asteroids requires understanding at least of the composition and multi-scale structure of the surface layers, sometimes also of the interior.

What begins Saturday, then, is a process of two presidents groping for new terms to define trust -- and if not trust, well, at least understanding, and if not understanding at least an agreed vocabulary for clarifying what both sides want and need.

Whereas knowledge derives from virtues that aim at truth, understanding derives at least partly from different virtues, special ones hitherto "unanalyzed, even unrecognized" (Zagzebski 2001, 248).

After all the things I had trouble explaining or understanding, I at least knew what I didn't want to say.

Building deep and meaningful relationships with foreign communities usually involves speaking and understanding, partially at least, the same language.

We know generally that awareness means a greater number of people becoming aware of something and hopefully understanding it at least on a basic level.

I think understanding this, at least on a personal and individual level, is what makes otherwise conservative families and communities able to embrace the single mothers by choice whom they know personally.