Sentence examples for understood of our from inspiring English sources
"It showed us how little we understood of our palaeoenvironment and opened a wider window through which to take a look," said Rincón.
Touch is enabled by mechanoreceptor neurons in the skin and plays an essential role in our everyday lives, but is among the least understood of our five basic senses.
Had he done so, instead of leaving talks with Labour to his acolytes later, he could have explored seriously the possibility of a Lib-Lab coneition, one more in tune with what the voters had understood of our consistent Liberal ideology under all six leaders since Jo Grimond.
The answer is simple: it's because neuroscience studies the brain, the most complicated and least understood of our organs, the operating system that controls everything we say, do, feel, and think.
Most of these books were wonderful accounts of courage, leadership, tough decision making, and martial skill all of which benefited me as I tried to understand of our past and how it could affect missions in the future.
"They understood, of course, our desire to move quickly".
One of the most peculiar but least understood developments of our time is the emergence of billionaires against capitalism.
Our brain is probably the most neglected, abused and poorly understood organ of our entire body.
"They understand all of our formations, they understand how to move.
"We're there to understand part of our history".
"I understand some of our legislators have profound religious feelings about this, and I respect that," she said.
