Sentence examples for understanding something new from inspiring English sources

There's comfort in knowing something because it means we understand it, but understanding something new is powerful.

I remember travelling with a small baby and understanding something new about vulnerability.

Of course, the most rewarding part is the "Aha" moment, the excitement of discovery and enjoyment of understanding something new – the feeling of being on top of a hill and having a clear view.

I'm amazed when I run into people who don't understand the pleasure in this, for it is the pleasure of creation itself, of understanding something intimately and making it new.

The musicologist Simon Frith once observed that "songs are more like plays than poems" — every performance adds a new layer of meaning, a new way of understanding something cherished and familiar.

You start understanding something.

Understanding something intellectually and understanding something emotionally are two different things.

It was my first foray into a poly relationship my wife has been in one for four months now—and it was really eye-opening to dive into that trying something new, understanding the dynamics between scheduling, balance with my wife and my partners, and making sure everyone had the right amount of attention.

Her appreciation of such persistent sardonic asperity about Washington adds something new to our understanding of Graham's persona, for that was not her own style.

That something new is Abbott's understanding of people, place and the way they speak.

This takes a dose of humility on our part and an understanding from our patients that we learn something new every single day.