Sentence examples for understood in the right from inspiring English sources

A good portrait painter will find beauty in any subject, because there is a sense, surely, in which the human face will always appear beautiful, caught in the right pose, seen in the right light, understood in the right way.

If this disposition and its conditions were understood in the right way, we would comprehend that, as he famously writes, "Nature should be made Mind visible, Mind the invisible Nature" (IP 42; SW 1, 151) thereby making room for an idealistic conception of reality as World-Soul (World-Soul is also the title of a 1798 publication by Schelling).

This is quite tricky but very effective when done and understood in the right way.

The theory goes something like this: American politics is no longer best understood in the left-right terms that defined 20th-century debates.

The phenomenon can only be understood in the wider context of women's rights in Kurdistan, he says.

His wife added: "You have to understand us in the right way.

"If you put too much junk in the label, people don't understand it in the right way," Mr. Lutter said.

The Financial Times is reporting that Nestle is paying up to $500 million at a valuation north of $700 million, which we understand is in the right ballpark.

Of course these are real problems, but we have to understand them in the right way.

Similarly, Pantin patterning refers to happenings within particular animal organizations that can, and should be understood in their own right.

SRHR, as used in this paper, is understood as the right for all, whether young or old, women, men or transgender, straight, gay, lesbian or bisexual, HIV positive or negative, to make choices regarding their own sexuality and reproduction, providing these respect the rights of others to bodily integrity [ 6].