Sentence examples similar to Detailed apprehension of from inspiring English sources

I seem always to begin with the apprehension of details, as if, among objects in a commonplace view, one or two had begun to glow or resonate with imaginative potential.

Not so with DeLillo, for example, his apprehension of the details of the world.

When I began to write a novel about a lost Renaissance masterpiece, The Bellini Madonna, it was this apprehension of Browning's, rather than the details of his celebrated marriage, that interested me most.

that is, an apprehension of bodily harm.

Critics respond to this apprehension of pain behind the laughter.

Mr. Swerdlowe also admitted to having apprehension of his own.

An apprehension of what, I'm not sure.

But the apprehension preserved is an apprehension of an event that was, at that time, represented in that apprehension as present.

In other words, intellectual apprehension of harmony brings about virtue.

So apprehension is of the universal in the sensation, albeit not necessarily an apprehension of it as universal.

Reid holds that memory is not a current apprehension of an event already presented in a past apprehension.