Sentence examples for understanding of men from inspiring English sources
So I always had a great respect and understanding of men.
But his understanding of men, such as it had developed, came less from what they wrote down, more from his mute observation.
That means building the capacity and understanding of men and boys about the importance of girls rights and what they can do about it too.
I do believe that this film is his masterpiece: it's so rich in terms of ideas, feelings, sensations, and he has such a thorough understanding of men, women, the different stages of life and aspects of our contemporary society.
Above all, both commanders trusted each other and never wavered in their mutual support, a factor that Napoleon almost certainly underestimated in his strategic calculus.Mr Cornwell will appeal most to those who are not Waterloo scholars, but who want a great and terrible story told with energy and clarity by a writer who has a deep understanding of men in combat and why they do what they do.
This is a clever marketing tool, but I can't figure out why the guide (which features a movie still of a T-shirted Marlon Brando on its cover) appears to be written by women with a marginal understanding of men's clothing.
The answer, he believed, was the massive growth of the worldwide environmental movement to increase awareness, and a more spiritual understanding of man's relationship with the Earth.
The purpose of a great many social philosophers was by no means restricted to philosophic, much less scientific, understanding of man and society.
In closing, she said, "In all of Ralph Ellison's writings, we know that he is speaking to us about human beings, reflecting his deep understanding of man's frequent inhumanity to man.
"And was taken with Eric's beautiful script about a man drawn into the violent conflict with elephant poachers who emerged with a deeper understanding of man's footprint and a profound sense of responsibility for the world around him".
In 2011, he spoke out unequivocally in favour of an aetheistical understanding of man's origins: "We are each free to believe what we want and it is my view that the simplest explanation is there is no God.
