Sentence examples for understanding declared from inspiring English sources

'A different wind is blowing now and there is far less understanding,' declared Mohammed el-Assiati, of the Dutch Moroccan Association.

A good century onwards the story had entered the realm of Europe's great philosophical thought when John Locke in his 1689 essay Concerning Human Understanding, declared that "women have conceived by drills".

In 1792, Mary Wollstonecraft had just reason to direct her tract to "ye men of understanding", declaring that "From the tyranny of man... the greater number of female follies proceed".

"The biblical stories, the Gospel stories, were the original understandings," Pemberton declares, "they were science and religion, they were everything, they were all anyone had.

Scientists have declared that understanding the problem is a major priority.

He was incapable of knowing or understanding either that he was declared King of Hanover in 1814, or that his wife died in 1818.

Sir William Osler, Canadian physician The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared that an understanding of health should be deeply rooted in human nature and societal structures.

This exercise helps in understanding what happens when objects are declared and created, and when methods are called.

One month after the death, 35% of relatives declared having difficulties in understanding brain death and 32% experienced decision-making as difficult.

The results obtained show that this method only slightly improved the patients' understanding and non-significantly improved the declared rate of consultation of the RCT results.

Most patients declared that they had problems understanding "medical language": "I don't understand medical terms".