Sentence examples for * apprehends from inspiring English sources

The average man apprehends.

Plato's investigation of unchanging objects begins with the observation that every faculty of the mind apprehends a unique set of objects: hearing apprehends sounds, sight apprehends visual images, smell apprehends odours, and so on.

True knowledge (prama) apprehends its object as it is; false knowledge apprehends the object as what it is not.

They are thus the objects that one apprehends when one has knowledge.

Then, out of view from the camera, he physically apprehends her.

His painting, however, apprehends something beneath the visible skin: an inner self, suffering in absolute isolation.

As he is scrawling the words "Romanes eunt domus," a centurion apprehends him.

It's not clear how fully Trump apprehends the threats to his Presidency.

Knausgaard apprehends everyone else's mortality, too: "Until now, I thought, observing the crowds circulating in the concourse below.

As Conn apprehends the magnitude of his offenses, his hope for redemption rests increasingly with his maladjusted mixed-race grandson.

Not only are reversals the building blocks of Gilroy's dramas; they are often how he apprehends the world.