Sentence examples for understanding knowing from inspiring English sources

"Yes, it's lovely isn't it?" smiles Helen – gentle, understanding, knowing not to make Jenny feel small.

As a result I made several faux pas in the beginning; some of my victims were understanding, knowing about my absence, and some were not.

And, as many Muslims and people mistaken for Muslims -- including some students -- were targeted in the aftermath of the attacks, the UFT produced a handbook for educators on how to foster tolerance and understanding, knowing that our public schools play a central role in promoting pluralism and inclusiveness.

This was often expressed by patients in terms of new or changing symptoms using terms like "understanding", "knowing what is going on" and "getting answers".

Undergraduates were expected to reach beginner level of understanding (knowing terms by theory or knowledge and comprehension of theory by practice) for 67% (94/140) of the analyzed learning objectives.

But connecting in sips doesn't work as well when it comes to understanding and knowing one another.

Big drug companies have contributed greatly to scientific understanding, but knowing which studies or scientists they back is a vital starting point.

"The ones who have experience now need to pass it on in the next two weeks to the other guys on the field, Things like belief and understanding and knowing you're going to win close games – that team had them but you don't get them overnight".

In July 2012, let us not forget, she said: "There is a very tight, narrow clique of a certain group of people and what they do is act as a barrier and prevent Cameron and Osborne and others from really understanding or knowing what is happening in the rest of the country.

Parasuraman et al. (1985) defined the dimensions of service quality by reliability, responsiveness, competence, access, courtesy, communication, credibility, security, understanding, and knowing the customers and tangibles.

In the case of the human soul, William argues, the operations of understanding and knowing must be treated as proper operations of the soul, and this requires that the soul itself be a substance.