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Most of all, what's missing is a reckoning, an attempt to comprehend the incomprehensible.
The real question in the minds of Olympic fans is, "What's going on with those ice dancing clothes?" In an attempt to comprehend the symbolism behind one skater's choice of costume, a writer for The New Yorker once concluded that Michelle Kwan's subliminal message was, "I am going to make my first Communion, and I intend to yodel".
There's not much of an attempt to comprehend them beyond their sex appeal.
His quixotic and winning book is an attempt to comprehend the physical realities of the Internet, to describe how this seemingly intangible thing is actually constructed.
This review is an attempt to comprehend the progress in understanding the obstacles posed by the complex physiology of the nervous system and the innovations in design and fabrication of advanced nanomaterials drawing inspiration from natural phenomenon.
Ms. Neiman is too subtle a reader of Kant to believe that evil is that simple, but it is also, she argues, so important that much of Western philosophy is an attempt to comprehend it.
In an attempt to comprehend and bring order to his world, TS maps everything from the shucking of corn husks and the rhythm of his father's sips of whisky, to the effects of mood on footsteps, the five kinds of Gracie's boredom and "Patterns of Cross Talk Before and After", a mournful diagram of dinner-table interaction stilted by Layton's absence.
It is an attempt to comprehend, from many viewpoints, the days of awe that began on September 11 , 2001and which persist to this day.
In an attempt to comprehend the content, students from SIM group probably had to use the only given affordance for many more number of times as compared to SIM-RDL group.
As an attempt to comprehend the poor acceptance of raw Bc diets, phytochemical compounds were analyzed and tannins, flavonoids, xanthones, triterpenoids, saponins, and steroids were detected.
Of course, any attempt to comprehend the complexities of the human brain is a monumental undertaking.
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