Sentence examples for which understandings from inspiring English sources

The Tories always operate through social networks in which understandings are reached without anything being written down or even spoken out loud.

The extent to which understandings of equity changed as a result of the EFHIA varied between the three case studies, and even between interviewees within each one.

Romaneiro's music had an interesting shape to it, which understanding the words would have helped me appreciate.

He introduces this book as a twin biography of Earth and our species, in which understanding the nature of each yields an optimistic outlook for both.

Ms. Kaplan's fine book in this sense shows that the passage of time illuminates different understandings, and she leaves it to us to reflect on which understanding is better.

Derrida's starting point was his rejection of a common model of knowledge and language, according to which understanding something requires acquaintance with its meaning, ideally a kind of acquaintance in which this meaning is directly present to consciousness.

"And my viewpoint, the opposite, is that first you have to have the intuitive experience in which understanding happens instantly, the live experience and joy of the moment of the music.

"Here a life-course stands as an external phenomenon from which understanding seeks to discover what produced it within a particular environment.

But, Shaffer claims, a modalized version of the System Reply succeeds because there are possible worlds in which understanding is an emergent property of complex syntax manipulation.

Background: It has been known for years that migraine is comorbid with a number of other diseases, which understanding is so important from a number of different perspectives.

However, most analysis of this instability has used low order approximations, often just one state, from which understanding of the much higher order system is extrapolated.