Sentence examples for win understanding from inspiring English sources

Varoufakis was speaking on a tour of European capitals, part of a wider diplomatic initiative to win understanding for his government's increasingly fraught position in advance of Monday's meeting of the finance ministers.

He talks about the struggle to win understanding from his family, especially his mother — and about the old Saturn he tuned up for one of his three sisters, with skills he had learned from his father.

Gradually, however, Newton's work won understanding.

Stieglitz was struggling to make his own works "reflect and embody his new and lately won understanding of photography as a modern art," writes Sarah Greenough, the photography curator at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

By supporting G7 sanctions against Russia, Japan is hoping to win international understanding for future territorial negotiations with Russia.

He asked the prefecture's governor, Yuhei Sato, to help win the understanding of local communities, according to Kyodo.

The reversal raised new questions about the military's pronouncements and was a setback for the government effort to win Western understanding for its military campaign.

"As long as the whole picture of the irregularities remains to be clarified, it will be difficult for such use of public funds to win public understanding," The Yomiuri Shimbun, a conservative newspaper, warned in an editorial.

Legal thinkers have tried to rationalize controversial decisions in terms of judicial philosophy, but the failure of their ideas to win public understanding and approval has reinforced the impression that the ends of law and of politics are the same….

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