"I think when I got more understanding about it, and he got more understanding about what that meant, it took a lot of communication," she added.
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"I've become more patient, and more understanding," Harris tells PEOPLE.
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I'm mentally ill also, and they're a lot more understanding.
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Younger Singaporeans tend to be more understanding than their elders.
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On some level, one would have to be more understanding
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But trans people, we're more understanding about people with fetishes.
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What it does though, is it gives us more understanding.
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They thought it would bring about more understanding and acceptance.
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I hope the world is more understanding of each other.
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"With more communication, there will be more understanding," he added.
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This isn't the way to create more understanding and just communities.
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I'm hopeful that they'll be more and more understanding over time.
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" Instead of empathy, he said "what we need is more understanding.
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Gentry was more understanding about blowing the lead to the Spurs.
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Danny (Alfred Gingold), Lane's kindly husband, is more understanding than Gloria.
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Nicole Kidman co-stars as Mr. Conley's considerably more understanding mother.
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Ordinary Ukrainians in Kiev on Thursday were more understanding of Zelenskiy.
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I think a lot of it is that there's more understanding.
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We need to break the ice with government and create more understanding.
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It's safer [to be open about mental illness] because we're more understanding.
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As a result, you'll be more understanding towards people and yourself.21.
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It turned out that my colleagues were much more understanding than management.
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If not, maybe I'd be more understanding and communicative about lackluster performances.
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Netflix could not be more understanding, and I'm grateful for their continued support.
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Yet the more cells that are made, the more understanding and performance improve.
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However, we do wish that the community was more understanding of our situation.
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I don't blame them; my circle of friends is smaller, but more understanding.
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Let us resolve to treat one another with more understanding, love and brotherhood.
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I get more understanding about my shameful secrets and what my problems are.
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And that made the world a more understanding, more curious, and kinder place.
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"We need to do this work with more compassion, more understanding," said Capt.
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"Some states are more progressive, more understanding and more educated than others," she says.
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They could give citizens more understanding and control over how information about them is used.
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In fact, we'd say she's far more understanding with children than she is with adults.
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We must all commit to making the world a better, kinder and more understanding place.
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"Netflix could not be more understanding and I'm grateful for their continued support," she wrote.
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Others appeared more understanding that exorbitant ticket prices might be the new normal on Broadway.
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It gave them more understanding and solace, but it couldn't do anything about the pain.
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As an immigrant, do you have more understanding of what the migrants are going through?
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With either extreme, she needs more understanding or guidance than you are giving her now.
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So if he were to leave again this summer, perhaps fans would be more understanding.
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She believes the experience helped make her more understanding and respectful of differing political views.
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I think my mom was more understanding from the start because she had always suspected it.
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Is his bright red neon a strident demand for more understanding in a world of indifference?
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Wally's coming from a more understanding place, which I think is really cool and really mature.
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More to your point, I think the approach is going to need to be more understanding.
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Trump would do well to show more understanding for EU trades and more warmth for Merkel.
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She has more experience and more understanding of the game than virtually all of her opponents.
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What we need more than ever, it seems to me, is more understanding on both sides.
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I learned to be a lot more understanding of mothers, especially those who have their own businesses.
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If we're honest with ourselves, we'll learn from it and emerge a more understanding and empathetic person.
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In my experience, my generation seems to be more understanding of different personalities and walks of life.
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Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) is a bit more understanding of the senior citizens of Pawnee's sexual activity.
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" In his observations, Dr. Fateh added, "older parents are really gentle with the kids and more understanding.
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" She wrote that she hopes to conduct herself going forward with more "understanding, love, sensitivity and honor.
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In terms of empathy, it's made me more understanding of people who choose to get plastic surgery.
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Indeed, more understanding fans of both Liverpool and City may have some sympathy with their United counterparts.
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Perhaps legal immigrants should be more understanding, Mr. Pal said, but that might be asking too much.
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I wish he would be a little more understanding, but I get that this was his dream job.
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My hope is that we become more understanding, less judgmental, more tolerate, and more patient with one another.
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McDowell said he hoped the public would be more understanding – and forgiving – of the 32-year-old athlete.
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With her life not being completely chaotic, she is able to be more understanding and patient with Kanye.
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I'm at a place of more understanding now, but there's always room for me to learn and grow.
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And I think we put something in the report that will give people more understanding of the seasonality.
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Through the years, I've often asked myself why I did that—why I couldn't have been more understanding.
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They would be better served by first showing more understanding and appreciation of rural Americans' legacy and plight.
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"I think they probably are," he said, adding that with more understanding he thought they could be negotiable.
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Some of their creditors are more understanding than others, and even one missed payment can carry heavy consequences.
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But other senators were more understanding, saying she may have just hit her breaking point with Trump's rhetoric.
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To help close this gap, advocates can step in to organize comprehensive trainings that foster more understanding and acceptance.
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"Now there's a little bit more understanding, but some still don't give the importance that it deserves," she says.
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Companies need to be more understanding about passing the flu around the work place and letting people stay home.
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But they're asking for transparency, they're asking for more understanding of what went on here in this specific case.
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I could have been a better dad, more present, more patient, more understanding, less consumed by the next deadline.
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I feel that I have more understanding of the importance of the work from the side of the choreographers.
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I'd say there's still not great understanding but there's a lot more understanding of the nuances of everybody's business.
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I also think there's got to be more understanding of the common mission here, which I think there is.
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And, the fact that their careers overlap makes each of them that much more understanding about their insane work schedules.
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But a paper just published in PLOS Computational Biology questions whether more information is the same thing as more understanding.
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And it's somewhere in that space that we can find a little more understanding about the world we live in.
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Mariah Carey had a huge "oops" moment at the Golden Globes ... and no one was more understanding than Meryl Streep.
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There's at least a lot more understanding of what has been a long-term problem that has become worse lately.
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He's confusing that with the coverup, which he seems to have a little more understanding projecting himself into that situation.
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She could be a more understanding listener by being slower to anger and working daily to become a better ally.
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Once they do, however, both parties start to become more understanding, communicative and supportive of each other in excelling at work.
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Poorly run clinical trials have hamstrung the field before, and a headlong rush without more understanding could send it spiraling now.
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"We need to have more understanding of where, how we treat people," Baldwin said of what needs to change moving forward.
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Upset I have to do the ritual, upset he can't be more understanding, mad at myself for having so little control.
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"Yes, we know we ask the fans to be more understanding of our philosophies or plans or paths," Karl told reporters.
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I agree with what's being said with this picture and hope for a more understanding country in the years to come.
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It's better to be honest with your parents than lie because I've learned that they are more understanding than we believe.
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I have more understanding now and my ears are open to new information so that's making me smarter as a fighter.
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I think that there is room to have conversations about genetic findings, but because we are mapping those conversations onto social-political realities, having more conversations where you deliver more nuance and more understanding, where you yourself get more understanding of the social-political realities — I feel uncomfortable being the person on the other side of the chair here.
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The officer, who looked a little like Terrence Howard and seemed more understanding than his colleague in the corner, stopped me short.
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They can be more understanding when the rent check is late or your kid tears the towel rack from the bathroom wall.
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It made sense to me that this African American in a wheelchair would have more understanding of the world than anybody else.
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As I've gotten older and a little bit more understanding of life, I've realized that people can only be where they are.
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I especially love that, as I become more self-aware and less insecure, I become much more understanding of people around me.
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"We had expected China would have been more understanding of the danger posed to all by terrorism," he said in a statement.
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It also gives the world more understanding for when things go terribly wrong with our system and thus indicate potential ways forward.
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"They have more understanding of trauma survivors and the difficulty they might have in recounting certain details and little discrepancies," she said.
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"With respect to Turkey's fight against terrorism groups, Russia seems to be more supportive and more understanding of Turkey's concerns," Conkar said.
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Faulkner's schedule has made her more understanding of other mothers who may be missing events, too, but not everyone is as supportive.
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Getting your children to articulate the unspoken rules can be the first step in helping them be more understanding of their peers.
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Less cocksure and more understanding of its real place in the world, it may soon rethink its hostility to the European Union.
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This taught me that we are more understanding of STIs in the privacy of our relationships than we are in public conversations.
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Bottom line -- special needs people are not punchlines, insults or Halloween costumes and people like Kim and Shaun should be more understanding.
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"I think that the main takeaway is really just that we need more understanding of what might be going on physiologically," she said.
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"Asked if he had more understanding of what Black Lives Matter protesters had experienced at demonstrations, Spencer said it was an "interesting question.
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And then she got a phone call about the possibility of her going on, so she was more understanding the more we talked.
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"If just one person sees the film and is more understanding to autistic people, I'll be happy," Holly said, according to The Drum.
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You can essentially choose to act as one of two Annes: the stern face of authority, or a more understanding and compassionate figurehead.
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Likewise, if civically learned, the public will be knowledgeable about the nuances of public policies and more understanding of a public official's role.
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Were he to speak to us more often and tell us what his aims were, people would probably be a lot more understanding.
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Fantastical fictional beings like Peter Pan and E.T. have long visited the ordinary world, usually encountering more understanding from children than from adults.
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Luckily, having gone through a divorce (to ex-wife Elizabeth Huberdeau in 2012 after three years of marriage), Cena was more understanding than anything.
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Talk to him now, though, and he'll tell you how much he loved India Clarke, how much more understanding he is of LGBT people.
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"Three are new leaders in the FIFA so we hope they will be more understanding of the problems and find a solution," he said.
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To help create more understanding, the doll hijabs come with a card written for children, explaining what a hijab is and why it's important.
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My experience has made me a stronger, better and more understanding person: I am less judgmental, and more compassionate to people who are hurting.
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My intention was to keep the conversation personal—not to moralize—and to thereby create more understanding and empathy because that's where change happens.
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It seems like Caputo's powerless and he goes to Fig's house to apologize for not being more understanding when she was in his position.
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Because they're faster, more tenacious, more understanding of user needs and willing to build products for user needs, rather than what Steve Jobs says.
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"We need more understanding and diplomacy and less conflict," he added, saying he hoped the new administration in Washington and Tehran could somehow get along.
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Fortunately, my dad was much more understanding and supportive than Hank, but I still felt misunderstood in the conservative Texas communities where I grew up.
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And then of course, there are others who paid more attention to the show and had a little more understanding on some of the drama.
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Ian: For me too, the show becomes more and more about shifting human consciousness into being more understanding, compassionate and about the power of community.
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I believe this is a time for more understanding, more love, more sensitivity and honor...Thank you for listening and for helping me listen, too.
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Rivera, who first revealed her abortion in an excerpt from her memoir to PEOPLE, stated that her husband's reaction could not have been more understanding.
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I believe this is a time for more understanding, more love, more sensitivity and honor..Thank you for listening and for helping me listen too.
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The lawmakers said that a new report with more recent statistics would provide the public with more understanding of how gun violence occurs in America.
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" "I think we ought to be more understanding and realistic on what it takes to get change in this big, complicated, pluralistic democracy of ours.
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"My goal right there in that scene was just to talk to him and get more understanding because I didn't know about it," she said.
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Nudists "are more friendly and more understanding than people who are not nude," said the restaurant's manager, Stephan Krienes, 78, who is not a nudist.
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Peter Strathern detected a bit more understanding, saying that an immigration aide who attended that session with Forsythe was "almost in tears" at one point.
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I believe this is a time for more understanding, more love, more sensitivity and honor... Thank you for listening and for helping me listen too.
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I think they would have made me more understanding of my parents' plight, of the way they survived a war to give me a good life.
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Since artists risk alienating fans in a space where partnering could be the more understanding course of action, there is always a balancing act to undertake.
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It used to just be through sketches, but now it needs to be a lot more visceral, a lot more understanding of the customer interaction point.
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"Education has an important role for helping Baka negotiate their futures with more understanding and appreciation of the alternatives that are available to them," adds Lewis.
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In the British parliament, junior foreign office minister Alistair Burt said the United States needed to show more understanding about the causes of Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The more you do and the more you experience, the more understanding you will gain about your many facets and when they show up for you.
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One of the blessings of the past few years is that many of us have learned to look with more understanding and clarity at the Other.
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When I grew older and became more understanding and actually able to comprehend these things, I started to feel it inside my heart a lot more.
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However, young adults who take the initiative to gain knowledge through experiential learning may gain more understanding than a less motivated adult in the same time span.
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But he also said the wife should have been more understanding and tried to look good for her husband instead of welcoming him while sweeping the floor.
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I am an investor, and it is my strong belief that investment is in its essence understanding—the more understanding, the less risky and better an investment.
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Even when he was photographed partying naked and playing billiards in a private room in Las Vegas in 2012, the response was less critical and more understanding.
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Prince Harry and a sporting legend joined forces on Friday to help highlight the need for more understanding about HIV — and to beat the stigma surrounding testing.
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If we succeed in shifting from snap judgments to patience, maybe we could be a little more helpful to one another — and a whole lot more understanding.
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" Hayden said he "had the same sense of disappointment," though he "probably had a little more understanding as to why it was a brick short of a load.
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Kasky stepped away from March for Our Lives in September, explaining in a Fox News interview that he wanted to take a more understanding approach to political disagreements.
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Its critics are just asking for more: More understanding of power dynamics, more engagement with the historical theme, and a more intellectual bent when dealing with complex issues.
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But by making an effort to empathize with the experiences that spawned that cultural object, and with the experiences it presents, perhaps we can gain a little more understanding.
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I wish I'd been more understanding of hilarious female comedians I believed were sequestering themselves from men — and therefore success — at all-female "safe space" shows and open mics.
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But if CRISPR is to be used more widely and safely, more understanding will be needed of how genetic changes actually relate to differences in how a cell functions.
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But here, he's actively trying — albeit often struggling — to be a more understanding person so that he can in turn help to shape Atreus into someone better than himself.
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The site does not say which CubeYou data was used on which projects, but all agencies' testimonials talk about how CubeYou's data has allowed more understanding of potential customers.
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Some of the monkeys have genetic similarities to humans with autism, and this may provide us with more understanding of autistic social behaviors and how individuals interact in communities.
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During dark times, she wrote, we tend to become more supportive of those around us, more understanding, more giving and forgiving, and more in touch with our common humanity.
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Darling, on the other hand, appears to have retained some of her childlike joy, even as she encourages her kids to try and be more understanding of their father.
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Patrick spoke only briefly in Selma on Saturday, but called for voters to elect leaders with "more integrity, more grace, more patience, more understanding and better listening," Politico reported.
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The PSA is narrated by Antwon's mother, Michelle Kenney, and she makes a case for the need for more "understanding and communication" between police and the communities they serve.
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"When we brought it back to the family, it opened up so much more understanding of what happened and why it sank and what happened to the submarine," Taylor said.
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Men, among each another, often have a more understanding and sympathetic reaction to news of cheating—though these days, with progressing gender equality, they no longer have carte blanche themselves.
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But when we told another group about the same discovery, only this time claiming that scientists had explained how the rocks glowed, our respondents reported a little bit more understanding.
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Rafi won a Fulbright scholarship to study at Augustana College in South Dakota, an experience that left him more understanding of the United States, though still exasperated at many American policies.
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Only one other spaceship has ever entered Jupiter's orbit — NASA's 1989 Galileo mission — but NASA experts are hopeful that Juno will provide far more understanding and data than that previous mission.
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As electricity becomes ever-more-central to our lives, and waste becomes ever-more-unconscionable in light of our environmental situation, we will always need more understanding and control over power.
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"This shows that humans have found an alternative way to cope with HIV infection," he said, warning that a lot more understanding is needed to even start going down this road.
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If Comey had actually conducted a credible investigation of both the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton email server, people would be more understanding of the investigation now being conducted by Mueller.
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Borrowing from fields like epidemiology, which studies how diseases spread and has created mathematical equations to do so, could lead to more understanding about how narratives survive, are revived, or disappear.
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"Carranza comes from an immigrant family, you would think he would be a little more understanding of the immigrant experience," said Ms. Tse, who immigrated from Hong Kong as a child.
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"I just want the Lebanese government to be more understanding and give more support," said Roger Mouracade, a childhood friend in Lebanon, who said he had not yet seen Mr. Ghosn.
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If this old friend is also going through the same sort of life changes as you are, then they might be more understanding about why you're not able to keep in touch.
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To gain more understanding of the outbreak, a group of Hong Kong experts traveled to Wuhan this week to meet with Chinese authorities and visit the hospital where those infected were quarantined.
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But today, armed with a tiny budget, a lot of feelings, and a little more understanding of our situation, together, we mapped out a plan that hopefully will help our small family thrive.
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But as for my own music—I feel more connected than ever, more in tune with who I am and what I bring to the table, and more understanding of my own capabilities.
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"I would argue that this has made her a more understanding, loving, and compassionate human, which was really my primary goal — to just simply raise a strong, confident, and compassionate child," Burke said.
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When New York Magazine asked Eric in 2004 what he would change about his parents, he agreed with his siblings' sentiment that their father "could be more understanding of things he doesn't ... understand."
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Astonishingly, the majority of the audience seemed pretty jazzed about Swift's sparkly rendition of "Out of the Woods," and even more understanding about the clouds of glittery confetti that rained from the rafters.
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If they had more understanding, they would see that we are a company that has worked with dedicated efforts over the past 30 years, just like US companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook.
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I don't let them get away with bad behavior, but I do try to look for something deeper (and it's usually there) that I can deal with in a more understanding, beneficial way.
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More conventional presidents may be more understanding of lawmakers who are pulled in a different direction by the political demands of their districts — but Mr. Trump has shown little tolerance for such dissent.
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If there's one positive thing that could be taken from tokophobia, it's the need for us to be more understanding and open about each other's decisions, perceptions, and howling, fear-wracked panic regarding pregnancy.
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While we could definitely be a bit more understanding about Archie's status as a novice musician, we don't have to feel too bad about wanting to fast forward through every scene of his singing.
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"It's more understanding not only the individual part of it but the team concepts as well," Thibodeau said, singling out the specific area where he needs to see more from LaVine on the defensive end.
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I wish we could just be open minded to each other and I wish we could be more understanding and mindful of one another and what issues people may be struggling with beneath the surface.
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But we also need to encourage people to be more understanding of others and to be willing to listen and to be willing to empathize, and that's what the core of this campaign is about.
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"If you're a young person in India or China, you'll probably have more understanding ... of one of our e-sports players in 20 years than you will our person playing in the arena," Leonsis said.
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Even better, they will see these treasures in a historical and artistic context, so that when they leave they will have that much more understanding of China, from its ancient origins to its modern power.
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Maybe that's why he is more understanding: When you're around so many different people in such a condensed environment, it allows you to open your eyes and be less judgmental than people in the free world.
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" In a speech on Sunday to the Victory Fund, a group that supports gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender politicians, he said his relationship had made him "more compassionate, more understanding, more self-aware and more decent.
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I know the annual humbling of the Outsider Art Fair changed me, making me more open, less tolerant of rules and orthodoxies, more understanding of the human urgency to make art and how widespread it is.
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" Wright concludes her letter by calling for more understanding and compassion for Heard, along with all women who have been physically abused, saying: "No person, ever, should suffer violence at the hands of the person they love.
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Well, I have a sense that for someone like [Infowars founder] Alex Jones, there's a great amount of theater to it, and he probably has far more understanding of how insane the things he is saying are.
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Appearing on video calls surrounded by toys has helped her colleagues to be more understanding of the situation, Wenzel said, especially now that her kindergartener and third grader have joined them after their school closed on Thursday.
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Even though he's far more understanding than most officers we've seen depicted in these situations, watching the cop question her about the incident shows why a lot of women choose not to report sexual assault or harassment.
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As I look to reboot our travel journalism for the digital age, there are a few big themes I am thinking about, all aimed at helping our readers travel the world better, more knowledgeably and with more understanding.
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Burd-Sharps said Everytown hoped its report would help the public gain more understanding about the statistical realities of mass shootings, which it defines as an incident in which at least four people are killed, excluding the shooter.
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You would think people would be more understanding about the linguistic failings of a 2-year-old child, or at least have a sense of humor, but apparently we were not living in that society at the time.
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"There needs to be more understanding on the part of parents and caregivers that opioid medications should be handled in the home in a manner that prevents them from being accessible to children and adolescents," Houck said by email.
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"I think our President, having seen some of these really weird interpretations of the executive orders that he's put out, I think he's more understanding now that we need judges who follow the law, not make law," Sessions said.
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They should identify the customer segment in terms of business impact, a specific touchpoint in terms of relevance of customer experience, the part of the customer journey that requires more understanding and the sales cycle that requires more agility.
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This time, there's going to be a lot more seismological data available and a lot more understanding in terms of what's going on in terms of injection well activity, so we hope we'll be able to pinpoint what happened.
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Though Tan hopes Riding Up Front will allow those who aren't immigrants to gain more understanding of those who are, she hopes — above all — that the series will help immigrants of all backgrounds to feel seen, heard and valued.
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Asked about the reaction in the German press — which said Macron had lost credibility as one newspaper mocked him as 'France's Gulliver' — the official said he expected to have some explaining to do but that Berlin politicians would be more understanding.
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Democrats will seek more understanding of Sondland's conversation with the President that led up to that text message, and may suggest it is an attempt to create a record of mitigation should the texts emerge in public, as they now have.
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"Many of my friends who have been able to access PrEP are those who have higher incomes, quality insurance, and jobs with more flexibility—such as hour-long lunches or more understanding if you have a doctor's appointment," Chancley tells me.
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KEVIN BRADY: Dave Camp, in my view, made tax reform inevitable, in the sense that he showed you could run the base and lower the rates and simplify the code and be competitive around the world and make it more understanding.
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Talking about her own past, Dingell said 20 years ago she even faced threats of blackmail, and that even in the more understanding climate of the current day, she still finds it difficult to talk about incidents she had faced.
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Bouncing let me develop a swagger that I did not have, taught me patience, taught me to be more understanding, gave me experiences of a lifetime (while being paid to watch/experience them), and I got to meet some amazing people.
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Further, with more understanding of the impact of our purchases — and in the case of luxury goods, the artisans who made them and the provenance of the materials — we'll need greater transparency and storytelling on how our products came to be.
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Not only should we become a more understanding society in the 2020s, we should also become a more interactive society, and push for the end of the development of artificial intelligence, not only to save jobs, but to save ourselves.
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"I do think that, one by one, you establish more understanding of whether, in the president's case, understanding of the legislative process, and on our part, what some of his priorities might be, as we go forward," she told reporters.
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The pregnant mother of one went on to express her condolences to Jarrid's widow, Juli Wilson, and their two sons Finch and Denham, before encouraging her followers to be more understanding, especially when it comes to those with mental illnesses.
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The outpouring of grief among Americans after the bloodshed could lead to a "more understanding and polite discourse and a feeling of support in communities and with police," Priebus said, and that this same feeling of understanding could also take place in Cleveland.
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Lochte's sponsors have so far been more understanding to the athlete than the USADA, as TYR Sport — a swimwear company that took on Lochte as a partner in 2017 — came to his defense and announced they would retain him during the suspension.
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"From these negotiations and from experience, Terry (Gou) has told his team time and again to be more respectful of and have more understanding of Japan's traditions and way of doing things," said one of the sources familiar with the thinking at Foxconn.
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She also emerged from the meeting encouraging others in New Zealand to hand in their firearms to police and advised people who are interested in purchasing a firearm to wait several days before doing so to gain more understanding on the country's laws.
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I go around and give speeches on this kind of carrying the torch for her and stuff, and I would say that the world now is infinitely more understanding and compassionate, and yeah, there's still stigma, but it's a different world out there.
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Perhaps if we as a society were more understanding of the benefits inherent in multilingual operations, we would not be experiencing a national languages-skills gap that is estimated by the British Academy to be costing the economy £48bn ($61bn) a year.
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I'm lucky that I've grown up in an era where there is more acceptance of my identity as queer, my existence as trans, even more understanding for the disabilities I deal with—but those don't yet translate to a tolerable existence in the traditional workplace.
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"The more understanding there is, the easier it is for patients, and treatment goes better for those patients," Jack Nitschke, PhD, associate professor of psychiatry and psychology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, told Health in a previous interview.
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Elena's progressive politics do cause her to butt heads with her parental figures quite often—her interactions with Lydia (her traditionally minded grandmother) and Penelope (her more understanding but often exhausted mother) become one of the main driving forces of conflict throughout the series.
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Related: Let's Be a Bit More Understanding About Divorce, Says Pope, but Not Gay Marriage or Abortion Moore issued an administrative order in January barring state judges from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, contrary to the US Supreme Court's ruling in Obergefell v.
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So, to break them down and give us all a little more understanding of what it's like to be bisexual, Amanda Montell of "The Dirty Word" — a sex positive word nerd's dream YouTube show — asked three of her bisexual friends to quiz her on bi slang.
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First of all, I want to commend my fellow Biggest Loser family members from season 8 for having the courage, strength and discipline to participate in a six year study, so that all of us might have a little more understanding about weight loss and sustainability.
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" However, the church said that it is not completely reversing its doctrine on homosexuality and still views same-sex marriage as less moral, but felt moved to alter their policies "to show more understanding, compassion and love..." and "reduce the hate and contention so common today.
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Twitter had previously disclosed that election-meddling information operations had been detected, but said in a new blog post that opening up the data sets for scrutiny by independent researchers, academics, and journalists could help bring more understanding about foreign interference in political conversations on the platform.
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One would think that if we're at the point in human history where we have the incredible ability to put out content every day that we would live in a world where there'd be more understanding -- more empathy, and less war, less discrimination, xenophobia, racism, and displacement.
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Because Western women have more understanding of and control over their fertility than ever before, we might expect pain relief or interventions that make the experience of childbirth more predictable (like an epidural or the much rarer choice of a planned Cesarean) to be more sought after.
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Should it have ever dawned on him to confess to Aparna—his work bae played by Jasmine Kaur—that he was still struggling with the trauma of being cheated on in a previous relationship, perhaps she would have been more understanding of his paranoia and insecurity.
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She says that doctors and nurses are gaining expertise in palliative care, that powerful painkillers are becoming more readily accessible and that officials have become more understanding of dying patients' spiritual needs (the officially atheist Communist Party is wary of religious activities, especially outside registered places of worship).
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"But I think there's definitely a lot more progress being made, I think people of our generation and the next generation are definitely the more tolerant and more understanding of this," Pink Dot hopes that the increase of local participation sends a message — that Singaporean society has changed.
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In the wake of the announcement that Julia, an autistic Muppet, would make her television debut on Sesame Street this month, a lot of allistic people have been discussing how her presence on the show can raise awareness and help teach allistic children to be more understanding and inclusive.
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Krakovsky noted that one example of how Google has been building more "understanding" AI is in its searches for veterans, who can look for jobs using their own jargon for expertise, which automatically gets translated into other skills in the way they might be described by employers outside the military.
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We need more understanding of the connection to mental and emotional health, we need to challenge fat shaming and fitness shaming, gyms and health centers need to be more accommodating, for instance, when it comes to benches to sit on on the gym floor, [changing stall] sizes and attitudes of staff.
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"If we can foster a spirit of collaboration rather than viewing each other as competition, freelancers can have more understanding of market rates — particularly when they're charging on a per-project basis," McAulay says, noting that providing more information on what work is worth could help women ask for more.
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" There's another byproduct of this type of integration program, Wittmann said they hoped to make the German volunteers, and by proxy their peer groups, "more understanding, more sensitive to other cultures because this will also make the Germans more relaxed and robust to influences from [anti-Islam group] PEGIDA and other influences.
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"I fully intend to step into that and to share my experiences as often as I can, with whoever I can, in the hopes that it can bring about more understanding about what goes on in the system with young girls who find themselves in the situation that I did," she said.
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Whatever approach is taken, Godsil argues it's necessary — to make lawmakers more sympathetic to constituents outside their social networks, to make the media more likely to cover people of all racial groups in an equally empathetic way, and to make the public more understanding in approaching problems that happen in neighborhoods outside of their own.
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"Reports of sexual harassment, exploitation, and abuse do not always come through official whistleblowing channels, and there needs to be more understanding of this and training and awareness-raising on how to recognise, identify, and refer sexual exploitation and abuse concerns," says Lucy Heaven Taylor, an independent safeguarding specialist who helped develop the CHS Alliance guidelines.
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The camerawork as Philip walked in on a sleeping Martha, the music, the way he ran his hand along her body — it was a moment of true tenderness, and as the episode went along the show reinforced how Martha is Elizabeth's doppelgänger, the wife who's more understanding of and devoted to Philip, someone who has the empathy Elizabeth lacks.
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And meaningful engagement with business and other stakeholders in developing North American policies will result in more understanding and support of North America's collaboration Jodi Hanson Bond is U.S. Chamber vice president for the Americas division, and Earl Anthony Wayne is Public Policy Fellow at the Wilson Center and former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and Career Ambassador (ret).
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Last month, when Brown, the world's first in vitro fertilization "test tube" baby, and Carr, America's first baby born via IVF, finally met, there were tears as the women embraced with the realization that they'd probably never find anyone more understanding of what it's like to go through life as the answer to a question in a Trivial Pursuit game.
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"Part of our goal has to be to make sure that we help young people, like the ones that are here at this entrepreneurship summit, use these new tools, form these new bonds and not crush the innovation, but rather, help to shape it in a way that creates more jobs, more opportunities, more inclusiveness, more tolerance, more understanding, more peace, less conflict," Obama said.
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But De Niro's outburst is also drawing criticism for taking away from the night's honorees, many of whom carefully and thoughtfully called for political change without being crass or hurling insults: many women and queer people gay carefully worded, painstakingly thought-out speeches tonight about living in the world of 2018, and will get less coverage than the star of "Dirty Grandpa" issuing a verbal belch Andrew Garfield, who won for his performance in Angels in America, referenced the Supreme Court same-sex wedding cake decision in his acceptance speech, calling for more understanding and empathy for the LGBTQ community.
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