Sentence examples for understanding instead that from inspiring English sources

So we might say the child has a fixed mindset, without understanding instead that, as educators, it is our responsibility to create a context in which a growth mindset can flourish.

They consistently ask — in my experience, at least once a week, in informal, quick powwows — a handful of interrelated questions, never taking for granted that they've found the right, perfect, everlasting answer, but understanding instead, that the better answers evolve (and coevolve) with the world around them.

Our mission as Pax Christi is to live that faith, and so, over the past 10 years, we have worked to promote love instead of hate, forgiveness instead of vengeance, peace instead of war, and understanding instead of fear and suspicion.

54 Our understanding instead is that individual outcome reflects the interindividual heterogeneity of responses that can be potentially determined; lack of knowledge could be amended by a better understanding of individual responses.

"But that doesn't change how hard I have to work to get here, and I want people to really start understanding that instead of just sending me a message saying I'm here because of Lewis, because he definitely would not put me in this position.

And it is when we commit to seeking understanding instead of seeking separation that we will reap the benefits of our collective efforts.

As in the case of China, one does not have to regard Putin's moves and motives favorably to understand the logic behind them, nor to grasp the importance of understanding that logic instead of issuing imprecations against it.

A private exchange that might have generated mutual understanding instead draws management into the dispute.

Seek economic understanding instead.

She suggested "scientific understanding" instead.

Instead of understanding that plants are autotrophs that make their own food, many students take this to mean that plants are a source of oxygen or food for animals (e.g., by producing fruit for humans to consume; Köse, 2008).