Sentence examples for Any comprehension from inspiring English sources

Any comprehension error is a semantic error.

Retailers just don't have any comprehension of what that means".

Autistic people lack any comprehension that other people have feelings.

Forget about pronunciation or any comprehension of the term.

Ms. Hynde and Mr. Seymour stagger through a glacially slow meditation on "Nebraska" without displaying any comprehension of its violent depths.

"The theatre fascinated him," the playwright Marc Connelly later wrote, "but I do not think he ever had any comprehension of its technical demands".

The mantra of "parliamentary supremacy" is routinely trotted out by politicians without any real comprehension that there is a far better alternative.

First, I was trained to avoid any intellectual comprehension of disaster — dwelling on a potential danger, or imagining what might happen.

As a result of these developments, the term philosophical anthropology is not in familiar use among anthropologists and would probably not meet with any ready comprehension from philosophers either, at least in the English-speaking world.

These approaches can, like minimalism, treat properties as contingent, fairly coarsely individuated, and too sparse to satisfy any general comprehension principles (e.g., they may deny that there are negative or disjunctive properties).

But asking for a machine translation of a web page or news article still often renders the same hard-to-understand mess of words that, at best, gives you a general idea about what's being said, but is nearly impossible to grasp with any deep comprehension.