Sentence examples for understanding the works from inspiring English sources

A program guide is merely a functional artifact that assists a visitor in identifying and understanding the works of art, which appear on the walls or within the gallery.

The Arabic philosophers (falâsifa) were heirs to the late-antique tradition of understanding the works of Aristotle in Neoplatonic terms.

Despite the fact that Kilvington never explicitly mentions Ockham, it is beyond doubt that he not only knew the opinions of the Venerable Inceptor but also accepted them as a natural way of understanding the works of the Philosopher.

It would have helped to incorporate sound clips of that source material, as a key to understanding the work.

They prove to be a powerful tool for understanding the work principle of the system and recognizing potential problems.

The Alpine Symphony fared better, partly because Slatkin, understanding the work's Nietzschean subtext, offered us a darker interpretation than many.

Her first publication, in 1981, remains foundational to understanding the work of lower-level courts, still a much-neglected topic.

"How I'm approaching this is deeply understanding the work that has been done and positioning it and seeing how best to adjust it," she said.

Another, Chekhov's The Seagull, directed by David using as his guide the newly translated prompt-book of the director Constantin Stanislavski, was the beginning of a lifelong interest in understanding the work of great directors from the inside.

It's a tiny arrangement, but helpful in understanding the work behind each bottle.

As an independent scholar, he is applying his love of astrophysics, mathematics and French to understanding the work of Henri Poincaré.