Sentence examples for able to comprehend it. from inspiring English sources

Nobody in America seriously took this on and only a few Jews elsewhere (like Primo Levi) were able to comprehend it all.

"I don't think he'd be able to comprehend it," said Tim Mara's grandson, John, a current co-owner of the Giants.

None was able to communicate about what had been experienced, if indeed they were able to comprehend it at all.

With this in mind, you can explore the philosophy or teaching, or more generally life and the mind itself to be able to comprehend it and find deeper applications and benefits.

The pressure to compete inundates us from the moment we are able to comprehend what it means.

They have also argued that in order for the readers to be able to comprehend a passage, it is important for them to develop proper discourse skills in drawing inferences between sentences that together form a meaningful discourse.

At least on a large scale, computers, and the information giants who own and lease the data, may be able to comprehend language better than we comprehend it ourselves.

"It is often the case that something that is right in front of your face you don't see because your mind is not able to comprehend the fact that it's floating in front of you".

I was personally never able to comprehend his charm but it must have been magnetic, for not an afternoon passed that he did not have at least three and sometimes five lively young women perched on his bed, tweaking his toes and messing up his hair.

"Right now, it can recognise a child waving to it, but it's not able to comprehend the meaning of the waving," Honda's head of robotics, Satoshi Shigemi, told the AP news agency.

Or, to put it another way, we should be aware of the 'paywall' put on being able to comprehend a science paper, not just how much it might cost to download it.