Sentence examples for understanding in this way from inspiring English sources

Only using theoretical concepts from urban studies and transition studies (the two central approaches in [2]), and observing that urban low carbon transitions are 'subject to politics and struggle', will not suffice to further understanding in this way.

In her book The Interior Castle (Mansions 6, Chapter 7) Saint Teresa of Avila defined Christian meditation as follows: "By meditation I mean prolonged reasoning with the understanding, in this way.

I know — vita brevis, and all that — but for the layman, there seems little to be gained from "understanding" literature in this way, and it's questionable whether literature benefits at all from being approached systematically — the way we can approach nature, for instance — since literature doesn't follow a fixed set of discoverable rules.

The practices of conversation are much clearer to students than the practices of academic writing and external voice use, such that understanding writing in this way may facilitate student writing processes.

Understanding it in this way — as an instance of visual argument — allows us to analyze and evaluate it with the tools of analysis and assessment that informal logic has developed (whether additional tools are needed to assess such arguments remains an open question).

Understanding perturbation in this way introduces another necessary development of the mathematical model: time.

An understanding of successful recruitment as a phased process, negotiation of which requires timely deployment of diverse personal and professional skills Understanding recruitment in this way will support development and targeting of quality improvement strategies and support trouble shooting in particular circumstances.

It's the golden path to understanding in the ways of that country.

Savile (1987) and Chignell (2007) follow Guyer in understanding the claim in this way.

Understanding contract doctrine in this way requires taking some interpretive license, but perhaps not so much as to require rejecting tort law's basic colonizing claim.

Kant's central argument for this view is the transcendental deduction, according to which it is a condition of self-consciousness that our understanding constructs experience in this way.