Sentence examples for viscerally understood from inspiring English sources
People have always viscerally understood the deep physiologic connection between heart and mind.
He could have run as the only Republican in the race who viscerally understood the American working class, having come up the hard way.
"The march of progress is the canonical representation of evolution – the one picture immediately grasped and viscerally understood by all," he wrote in his book Wonderful Life.
But, that night at Çiya, I viscerally understood why someone might use a madeleine dipped in tea as a metaphor for the spiritual content of the material world.
Dread and depression span all beliefs, and Mr. Ligeti, who lived successively under the Nazis and the Soviets, and who lost immediate family to the Holocaust, viscerally understood the "day of wrath".
I suddenly, really viscerally understood that the "wright" at the end of "playwright" is indicative of the fact that a craftsperson's job is to fashion vehicles, just like a cartwright or wheelwright, which an actor can inhabit and travel in.
Whether under Nazi rule during the war, or the more than 300 years as part of the Ottoman Empire, Greece is a country that viscerally understands foreign dominance.
It is satisfied best when people feel that their nation is strong, or at least not weak". This is language and thinking that Trump viscerally understands.
It took watching as one smart child grew from dreaming of college to dealing drugs to viscerally understand how lucky everyone in my old office is.
It took the unsolved murder of a 15-year-old Hunts Point girl, a girl my middle daughter's age, to make me viscerally understand how lucky my children are.
By "using data to inform instruction," as the Department of Education insists we do, we are sorting lower-achieving students into classes that provide less cultural capital than their already more successful peers receive in their more literary classes and depriving students who viscerally understand the violence and despair in Steinbeck's novels of the opportunity to read them.
