Sentence examples for understanding that makes from inspiring English sources

It's that understanding that makes him poignant as well as funny, even when he's being an incredible jerk.

Once, many years ago, Alex had saved me from this black hole with the kind of understanding that makes everything else in life possible.

In a statement, the government said it "expects the parties to reach an understanding that makes it unnecessary to adopt the retaliation measures authorized by the W.T.O".

At the heart of the play, though, lies a clash of values between Islamic Africa and an alien civilisation, and a plea for mutual tolerance and understanding that makes this very much a play for our times.

The complaint against the accountant by the other managers of his company was that "by insisting on his own moral purity … he eroded the fundamental trust and understanding that makes cooperative managerial work possible".

Pursell concludes with an analysis of how consumer technologies create a cultural understanding that makes political technologies acceptable and even seem inevitable, while those same political technologies provide both form and content for the technologies found at home and at work.

Ms. Breach breathes into both songs the kind of farsighted understanding that made Mercer the oracle she was.

Discussions about renovating began with the understanding that making a bastion of snobbish defensiveness feel fresh, democratic, and inviting required some delicate, yet bold, interventions.

Her comment combines the intellectual rigour and warmth of understanding that make her an outstanding biographer and, at last, a justifiably visible woman.

That was his pride and joy," he said, which was the kind of understanding that made Gary Quarles certain he could never leave here.

Clark doesn't bother with the kind of square sociological "understanding" that made fifties juvenile-delinquent movies so lugubrious; nor does he offer a romantic or glamorous portrait of doomed youth.