Hillary Clinton had been better, but even she couldn't fully apprehend Barbie Snodgrass's predicament.
"She's more of a show for the American family". Hillary Clinton had been better, but even she couldn't fully apprehend Barbie Snodgrass's predicament.
Here is a story of a white person's burgeoning racial consciousness, drawn powerfully from what is likely a white writer's experience of failing (at least at first) to fully apprehend others' experiences.
The concept risks being schematic, and its success will depend, in part, on how the two approaches are integrated: if the thematic tour reduces war to its universal terribleness, visitors may not fully apprehend the specific historical causes that led to the fire bombing of Dresden.
Much of the book reads like a plodding exegesis of the New Testament, reviewing biblical incidents through the author's own philosophical prism, and the few close-up glimpses we receive of Jesus provide only a vague sense of him as an emotionally detached and "by no means always appealing personality" who "may not fully apprehend his own divine identity".
However, speaking with all the gravitas of my 53 years, and as not so much a digital immigrant but more of an away-dayer who takes short trips into cyberspace, I think Scott may not quite have the long view necessary to fully apprehend this epochal transformation in our terms of existence.
Men who have a little capital and a good deal of energy — first-class men!" The extent to which Los Angeles was literally invented by the Los Angeles Times and by its owners, Harrison Gray Otis and his descendants in the Chandler family, remains hard for people in less recent parts of the country to fully apprehend.
Larger series with intermediate PSA values need to be studied to fully apprehend nadir impact.
We must metabolize events and feelings in order to fully apprehend and understand our lives.
So, new words and new terms must be constantly invented to fully apprehend the volatile changes taking place to us, to our values and our surroundings.
The literary imagination of near, mid, and far futures might afford cognitive and representational opportunities to apprehend a more fully realized and visibilized climate-changed planet, otherwise subject to dissociation in the present, or often deemed incommensurate with the scalar capacities of the novel.
