Sentence examples for To be apprehended from inspiring English sources

They have to be apprehended.

The ninth man was expected to be apprehended soon.

He was the first suspect to be apprehended by the Union County Homicide Task Force, which was begun in September.

The vehicle used by the attackers — several of whom have yet to be apprehended — has also been identified.

The question is why we must wait for a drunken driver to be apprehended before protecting others from his recklessness?

But he was entitled to be apprehended, if there was evidence he was entitled to be charged.

If there is intrinsic, or embodied, meaning, one may well ask what meaning is embodied and how it is to be apprehended.

The police released the surveillance video above, in which the man, with his hands up against the car, appears to be allowing himself to be apprehended.

Reality is a confluence of fragments, to be apprehended bit by bit; watching a movie has begun to approximate the rhythm of a Google search.

(For context, that's around the date at which the documentary filmmaker Ric Burns pronounced New York already too vast and complicated to be apprehended by any one human).

It is a perversity of art that, as art, what we see is likely to be apprehended in purely, or primarily, aesthetic terms.