Sentence examples for understanding ideas from inspiring English sources

Ordinary mortals tend to have problems understanding ideas like this.

The poorer schools still put too much emphasis on memorising facts and learning by rote, and not enough on understanding ideas.

Why are our ears not positioned on our arms?" As a member of an organization called Cyborgs eV, Buttendorf is interested in understanding ideas related to the fusion of humans and machines.

There are different approaches to understanding ideas or concepts such as dignity: we can think critically and philosophically about them; we can ask or observe people to find out what they understand by dignity, taking into account their experience and world view; or we can look to the humanities and consider accounts in novels, poetry, theatre or the visual arts.

Shearin sees how the country is moving toward a more accepting and understanding idea of marijuana, and he sees the future providing exponential growth.

It means that a mental illness is an illness of the mind and cannot be understood without understanding the ideas, habits and predispositions — the idiosyncratic cultural trappings — of the mind that is its host.

Humble memes can also provide an entry point into understanding complex ideas and systemic problems.

"One of the early symptoms is difficulty learning new material and understanding new ideas," Ms. Kallmyer said.

All this despite the fact that RE lessons were probably the closest we ever came to understanding the ideas that shaped our world.

In a blog for the us, JISC InfoNet researcher Doug Belshaw, describes the digitally literate as knowing how the web works, understanding how ideas spread through networks and able to use digital tools to work purposefully towards a pre-specified goal.

In fact, fully understanding the ideas and methods in [15] and [6], one can give the proof of Lemma 2.8 without difficulty.