Sentence examples for understanding in the light from inspiring English sources

Through his sympathy and understanding, in the light of his clear thought, and under his inspiration I have been better able to follow those paths of individual, professional and civic endeavor in which a rare ancestry bade us walk".

Freeing the great human conflicts from the naive interpretation of a battle between good and evil, understanding them in the light of tragedy, was an enormous feat of mind; it brought forward the unavoidable relativism of human truths; it made clear the need to do justice to the enemy.

Understanding its work in the light of Christ's mission to care for "the least of these," Restoring Eden encourages Christians to join in the work of caring for creation through outreach and education, hands-on service projects, and political advocacy.

["Understanding and Imagination in the Light of Nature"].

The control of the optical activity and ellipticity of a medium has drawn considerable attention due to the recent developments in metamaterial design techniques and a deeper understanding of the light matter interaction in composite metallic structures.

Monte Carlo studies with Geant4 led to a qualitative understanding of the light transport in the anode assembly.

For several centuries Christians have tried to claim that science does not undermine religion; they have done so in order to obviate the more easily understood truth that the more science discovers the more religion is uncovered -- uncovered as a primitive way of understanding which cannot stand in the light of scientific truth.

Overall, land cover mapping and trajectory-based land use analyses allowed a consistent characterization of LULCC over large areas, which is crucial for gaining a better understanding of environmental changes in the light of rapidly changing environmental policies and governance regimes in China.

Patrick Webster suggests the final line relates to how the film should be approached as a whole, noting "The line appends not merely to the discovery of the monolith on the Moon, but to our understanding of the film in the light of the ultimate questions it raises about the mystery of the universe".

Perhaps we should reconfigure our understanding of disease pathology in the light of adaptation (or failed adaptation) of body systems.

We envision that the methodology of Dm can be broadly applicable as more and more genome-wide SMP data from different species become available, enhancing our understanding of evolutionary processes in the light of epigenetics.