Sentence examples for understanding of troubled from inspiring English sources

Dr. Shapiro was known for his contributions to the psychoanalytic understanding of troubled families.

It would be too much to say, of either director, that the politics are an excuse for the style, but you should certainly not turn to " '71" for an enriched understanding of the Troubles, as they are still known.

It lampoons the idiotic youth culture idolising the IRA in the Irish republic, mostly by young men and women who have an extremely limited actual understanding of the Troubles or Irish history.

What we should say as a reminder to ourselves is, I do have a human understanding of their troubles.

Before that time, there was little understanding of the troubles at DRCM or the massive expansion of risk engineered by the investment banking division under the leadership of the newly placed CEO Huw Jenkins.

These findings may not be extraordinary, but are novel and represent a necessary step in improving our understanding of what troubles patients the most not being able to do the things that they could when they were healthy.

In art class she talks with a boy as they sketch, and the two share a moment of understanding about being troubled.

These findings represent a necessary step in improving our understanding of improving what troubles patients the most not being able to do the things that they could when they were healthy.

Robert Wayne helps untangle the wolf family tree and talks us through how a better understanding of wolf genetics may trouble their protected status.

Nonetheless, such detailed examination of the effects of ADLs will potentially lead to a better understanding of what makes ADL tasks troubling in CHF and the further development of known interventional strategies, like comprehensive patient-tailored rehabilitation programs.

They believed that focussing on children who developed well in the context of adversity might provide an understanding of how trauma causes trouble.