Sentence examples for any comprehension of from inspiring English sources

Retailers just don't have any comprehension of what that means".

Forget about pronunciation or any comprehension of the term.

Ms. Hynde and Mr. Seymour stagger through a glacially slow meditation on "Nebraska" without displaying any comprehension of its violent depths.

"The theatre fascinated him," the playwright Marc Connelly later wrote, "but I do not think he ever had any comprehension of its technical demands".

The sheen of romance, the choosing of elaborate wedding favours, the rose-petal confetti certainly help to blur any comprehension of what marriage means legally, no matter what special and individual vows you have conjured up.

Yet there are simpler explanations for all of these abilities, and so far no convincing evidence has been produced to confirm that dogs understand that we have minds, or have any comprehension of the relationships they have with their owners.

First, I was trained to avoid any intellectual comprehension of disaster — dwelling on a potential danger, or imagining what might happen.

"As a Catholic, I think I finally had a comprehension of the Resurrection," Ms. Ford said.

At any comprehension level, the different views of the world captured in Cartographic Grounds are fascinating.

The judge said the plot to set fire to the house and rescue the children was "a wicked and dangerous plan", adding that it was "outside the comprehension of any right-thinking person".

Before the discovery of the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian hieroglyphics were already regarded as information, even if their semantics was beyond the comprehension of any interpreter.