Sentence examples for understanding when it comes from inspiring English sources

My wife is really understanding when it comes to my travels, and some of my travel issues.

For someone who feels the ache of spiritual hunger, Marisa is understanding when it comes to the public's constant craving for details about her upbringing.

As well as police having inconsistent interpretations of the law, there is evidently a lack of understanding when it comes to the right to peaceful protest.

Ms. Hasson of the credit counseling center in Philadelphia says she has found that lenders are more understanding when it comes to medical debt.

The chaotic implementation of the non-emergency NHS 111 number demonstrated an inherent lack of understanding when it comes to patient demand.

"I think we're far less understanding when it comes to air carriers that demonstrate a blatant disregard for the community's wishes for a few hours of quiet during the night," said Representative Sue W. Kelly, the bill's main sponsor.

My primary teachers were understanding when it came to projects such as our family tree, and when the class made Father's Day cards I made cards for my mum or my grandpa.

I have little to no technical understanding and when it comes to wiring, I'm all thumbs (a birth defect; it took me 17 hours to write this article).

Although these results need confirmation, they are indeed interesting since they demonstrate how limited our understanding is when it comes to fundamental aspects on how nutrition influences human reproduction and the consequences such influences have for offspring development and health.

We found a real lack of understanding and knowledge when it comes to learning disability in the UK and elsewhere.

It is the only way to educate and it is absolutely the only way we will ever get more understanding and compassion when it comes to family planning.