Sentence examples for understanding the idea of from inspiring English sources
"X is a variable," she says, "and understanding the idea of a variable is crucial.
I wondered, then, if peering into the brain might bring me closer to understanding the idea of the soul.
If you have trouble understanding the idea of a nightclub as a safe, sacred space, then you've clearly never been made to feel like your love is illegitimate, incorrect and something that should be hidden away from the world.
Understanding the idea of split desire is a new story tool that suddenly surfaced for me in the work that I do with writers as a story/career consultant and writing instructor.
In 1991, again for Baghoomian, I organized (with Elyse Cheney) Social Sculpture, which was an answer show to remarks by Joseph Beuys, about America not understanding the idea of social sculpture, that Beuys made in a John Halpern video done at the time of Beuys' Guggenheim exhibition.
Understanding the idea of contrast is important when putting together a black outfit.
Gratitude concepts: Understanding the ideas of intention and cost in the actions that ultimately benefit others.
"I'm having trouble understanding how the idea of looking better is somehow a problem in society," he said.
Going back to Vico and the neo-Aristotelian strands of early modern humanism, Gadamer wants to combine the Heideggerian notion of the world-disclosive synthesis of understanding with the idea of Bildung, of education in culture.
2, we present some basic definitions helpful in understanding the main idea of this work.
Rosenzweig's Hegel und der Staat addresses itself to the task Meinecke had delineated, in his Cosmopolitanism and the National State, of understanding the political ideas of the 19th Century as rooted in the personal and intellectual development of the creative thinkers who articulated them.
