Sentence examples for understanding drawn from from inspiring English sources

Recasting Ossie Davis' eulogy for Malcolm X through an ethereal vocal melody, the song gives way to a plea for understanding drawn from a speech by the civil rights leader from 1965.

From our understanding drawn from experience with the THIQ systems these compounds could well act as chimeras addressing both the steroidal A-ring binding area and the trimethoxyaryl binding area of the colchicine binding site on tubulin.

In I Am Not Your Negro, Peck manages to weave archival photos, video and even the odd space footage into a beautifully watchable, mesmerizing, can't-tear-your-eyes-away-from-the-screen masterpiece of understanding, drawn out straight from Baldwin's writing.

In this instance, meanings and understandings drawn on from beyond NHS settings were found to be important to some patient participants and influential in their performance in healthcare settings.

The focus on understanding if the effects drawn from a single model can be reproduced will provide a means to understand the challenges and predictors of reproducing any given experiment based on current research and reporting practices.

Perhaps more importantly, no such understanding could be drawn from any government documents.

We thus believe the reported absolute estimate gives a fair opportunity for better understanding the conclusions drawn from this review.

No such understanding could be drawn from piecing together multiple articles covering the same policy, as few of the policies identified were discussed in more than one publication.

It reminded us of Edward Said's reference, in Orientalism, to the western belief that "the Orient" cannot represent itself but must submit to understandings of itself drawn from the descriptions of others.

Obviously, influences and understandings have been drawn from previous movements, though a lot more has been drawn from Hitler than Buchanan.

Important contributions to literary understanding have meanwhile been drawn from anthropology, linguistics, philosophy, and psychoanalysis.