Sentence examples for again comprehend from inspiring English sources

Idealism is and remains, therefore, the whole of philosophy, and only under itself does the latter again comprehend idealism and realism, save that the first absolute Idealism is not to be confused with this other, which is of a merely relative kind" (IP 50; SW 1, 162).

For me, the most extreme example of this thought process came a few years back when I read Martin Gilbert's history of the first world war, and had to go back to the start of the book again even to comprehend the chain.

After many years, when the woodcutter finally died, Boya knew that never again would someone so intuitively comprehend his music.

Now, once again, observers are trying to comprehend the Bloomberg administration's recalcitrance regarding the teacher layoffs, which are typically seen as a political third rail.

What did I write?" She moves closer to Liz, scoots in, so that Liz imagines Fran might next crawl into her lap as Caroline does, settle there between her legs to practice reading in the way she's been instructed at school: Read It Once to See; Read It Twice to Comprehend; Read It Again to Fully Absorb Its Meaning.

Another point raised time and time again by those struggling to comprehend the Whitehall rage is that, ultimately, entertainment is a business.

To hear Fox talk about how she studied (that word again) Marilyn Monroe in order to comprehend the character that MM devised for herself is both nauseating and confusing.

It was only with the fall of objectivity that scientists began to consider again the old question of comprehending the world as a form of mind.

When you look at what is happening in Syria, again I find it difficult to comprehend what we are doing – or more what we are not doing – to help these people.

As a result, we are compelled to look at them, and to look at them again, paying attention to every detail, trying to comprehend what is going on with these kids.

It was only with the advent of quantum physics that scientists began to consider again the old question of the possibility of comprehending the world as a form of mind.