Sentence examples for I comprehend all from inspiring English sources

The perceptions of the mind divide into two kinds: impressions and ideas (roughly, feeling and thinking): "Those perceptions, which enter with most force and violence, we may name impressions; and under this name I comprehend all our sensations, passions and emotions, as they make their first appearance in the soul.

As a child of the 1960s, I comprehend all too well the purpose of protest.

What Rogers had described to me – protests, sit-ins, demonstrations, occupations, hummus – I can comprehend all that.

I certainly didn't comprehend all the musical's resonances, among them the communal solidarity during the AIDS crisis, which at the time was stomping around the theatre world like an angry giant.

I didn't really comprehend all that my mom was saying at the time.

The commenter said that D. can and should step in: I cannot comprehend all of the people here saying she should butt out.

As a high school student and again as an undergrad working in research laboratories, I did not fully comprehend all of the preparation that goes into experiments.

And as a father, I comprehend the Schindlers' crusade to keep their child alive at all costs.

I comprehend him too well tonight.

I comprehend, I even applaud.

I'm just trying to comprehend all of this.