Sentence examples for understanding has changed from inspiring English sources

The emphasis is on how paleontologists learn and on how our understanding has changed.

There are closer looks at Deinonychus, Archaeopteryx and others, and a thoughtful account of what people once believed about Iguanodon, and the way our understanding has changed.

In his piece on how our understanding has changed with new research, palaeontologist Dr Mark Witton wrote in the Observer that in the past, pterosaurs had been regarded as little more than "gargoyles with lanky limbs".

Following this, a semi-structured interview was conducted using open-ended questions to elicit the informant's understanding of the aims and objectives of the CLAHRC programme, the policy context as they understood it and whether their understanding had changed over time.

This transformation in our understanding — which has changed our understanding of the Civil War as well, eliminating the attribution of any well-meaning if doomed nobility to the Southern cause — makes a "national" (and abolitionist) figure like Hamilton once again seem like a hero for "progressives".

THERE'S a passage in Martin Amis's "Money" in which the narrator expresses amazement at how one can court an attractive woman for months or years with uncertain prospects of success before abruptly, without understanding what has changed, finding oneself in bed with her.

Here too, we are merely drawing the conclusion from the transformation of our zeitgeist-oriented self-understanding: what has changed is our apperception, not the circumstances themselves.

Understanding disability Our understanding of disability has changed over time.

The deeper story is understanding that nothing has changed.

People's usage and understanding of photography has changed, and their self-awareness has grown too.

But the two cases also highlight how significantly our understanding of discrimination has changed in recent decades.