Sentence examples for understanding of the meaning from inspiring English sources

Consider their understanding of the meaning of "refugee".

What does this accomplish in an understanding of the meaning of Jesus' life and death?

Few of the Arabs appear to have any understanding of the meaning of responsibility or of coöperative effort.

The goal: reading, writing and speaking to enrich students' definition and understanding of the meaning of citizenship.

(Mr. Gingrich, for example, said Mr. Obama has no understanding of the meaning of "commander in chief").

She made a few statements about gender double standards, and how she had grown up with a limited understanding of the meaning of feminism.

Spending so much time with family members dealing with losing a relative, Mr. Sheeler said, had reshaped his understanding of the meaning of "sacrifice".

His deep understanding of the meaning of human sin was matched by his detailed attention to the meaning of divine grace.

He continued: "It reflects both the community's considered perspective on the historical roots of the institution of marriage and its evolving understanding of the meaning of equality".

"If there is to be a new understanding of the meaning of marriage in California, it should develop among the people of our state and find its expression at the ballot box".

References to the Refugees Convention in the Migration Act are now replaced by the Minister's understanding of the meaning of "Refugee' and the rights that this legal status imports.