But to be honest, I have yet to fully address and comprehend the event.
The only people who know and comprehend the god fully are said to be Akhenaton together with his wife, Nefertiti.
But the broader culture has recently embraced alternative visions on how to depict and comprehend the Holocaust.
By getting to know his father's friends — and comprehend the world his father knew as a young man — Alexander grew closer to his difficult dad.
This has enabled them to recognize the objects they see, understand the messages they read or hear, and comprehend the signs received through the tactile and olfactory senses.
From the balconies, we can recognize the tripartite organization of the building's entire plan -- three ceremonial spaces; three zones of functional space -- and comprehend the expression of both function and ceremony on the three-part, asymmetrical facade.
Because it gives a powerful sense of meaningful identification to those, especially among the younger generations, who see beyond the self-inflicted scars and the rituals themselves, and who in some way try and comprehend the significance of it all.
I point; I use my arm and forefinger to describe a line in space; I point at something or someone; but, for it to be meaningful, there has to be another person there to observe and comprehend the gesture.
A careful reading of the documents involved suggests that, on the broader topic of the scale of the universe, both men were making incorrect conclusions but for the same reasons namely, for being unable to accept and comprehend the incredibly large scale of things.
Despite bemoaning the fact she didn't have the scientific brain to fully comprehend it, she "felt it was the first time I was able to observe, and mostly imagine and comprehend, the root of the incredible evil that has engulfed our planet".
That kind of writing — clear, direct, humane — and the reading on which it is based are the very root of the humanities, a set of disciplines that is ultimately an attempt to examine and comprehend the cultural, social and historical activity of our species through the medium of language.
