Sentence examples for understanding that perhaps from inspiring English sources

They are utterly incapable of understanding that, perhaps inadvertently, they are turning religion into the handmaiden of the most decadent ideologies.

Frankel remembers that he directed Crist to stop playing the horses, but Crist felt that it was all right to keep betting — and he did, with the understanding that perhaps in the future he might consider exercising better discretion.

Our fearless crew then goes on about Obama's misleading ads, not understanding that perhaps - with all their gaffes last week - this may not be entirely appropo.

There was an easy affability and understanding that came perhaps from some of the Holly- wood influence both families had shared, and also from a sense that both Administrations were about new platforms and ideas as well as a perception of the strength and exuberance of the American presidency that was a part of both families.

Indeed, understanding that has been perhaps Mr Abramovich's greatest talent.

No, Mr. Dunn -- discrimination against peoples is not "OK," or perhaps understanding that requires more than a 2-5 record with an ERA of 4.50.

Accordingly, it is necessary to create a new world from the inherited political institutions of the old, something that requires an understanding that has been called upon perhaps no more than half a dozen times in the past 500 years.

However, the more intentionality is seen as inherent to the phenomenal character of experience, the more the latter will be bound to manifestations of intelligence, emotion, and understanding that appear to give human (and perhaps at least some other animal life) its special importance for us.

Understanding that also requires some history.

That, perhaps, represented bottom.

Understanding that wanders is still understanding.