Sentence examples for would best understand from inspiring English sources

And yet, even if Dunne (who died in 2009) were still alive, I'm not certain he would best understand true crime's current moment.

Interviewer input assisted in placing each definition within a local context and wording questions such that local populations would best understand what was being asked of them.

It is possible that some of the questions we want to answer would be best understood with qualitative studies on the topic.

If so, the antagonistic continuum that spans species boundaries would be best understood by integrating population as well as community structures of the pathogens.

Without full body composition data, this approach would not allow us to best understand the impact of dynapenic obesity on our outcome measures.

Who can best understand players?

Communities themselves best understand their own challenges.

Dunlap's theory would seem to be best understood as a pioneering (though perhaps, ultimately, unconvincing) attempt to explain both the experience of imagery, and the functional role that it plays in thinking, in a way that avoids postulating the presence of pictures in the head, or inner copies of former sense impressions.

Occupy Wall Street is best understood, I would suggest, as a new form of what could be called "political disobedience," as opposed to civil disobedience, that fundamentally rejects the political and ideological landscape that we inherited from the Cold War.

Schleicher (1861: 1–2) would argue that languages are best understood as natural, living organisms (Frank 2008; Frank and Gontier 2010).

The ideology of the early pioneers oscillated between a kind of pragmatic anarchism and a belief in the benevolent despotism of engineers, where the final judgments would be made by those who best understood the technology.