Sentence examples for apprehend in from inspiring English sources

The measures of citation patterns in that collection will be used to shed light on phenomenons which have been difficult to apprehend in the past.

One quality of a great designer (and even a few mediocre designers) is that you can apprehend in a second what they stand for: Dior (belle époque romance), Saint Laurent (a sharp shoulder), Armani (the unconstructed jacket), Norell (sequined mermaids).

Second and more importantly, given the world of difference between Sacks' motion-free experience and our everyday visual experience, in what sense can the motion we apprehend in the latter reasonably be construed as illusory?

In such cases, Moore holds, any sense-data we apprehend are not parts of a physical object; so direct realism cannot apply to them, and yet there is no reason to hold that they are intrinsically different from the sense-data which we apprehend in normal experience.

The task was 1/to apprehend psychiatrists' representations of depressive disorders in adolescents, 2/to get an idea of experiences and practice, 3/to describe decisional steps for each clinician, 4/to apprehend in as neutral a manner as possible the symptomatic expression of the depressive experience, from the adolescent patient verbatim.

Karl Armstrong was apprehended in Toronto in 1972.

Two weeks later, he was apprehended in Phoenix.

He was apprehended in Pakistan in early 2002.

Ten days later the convicts were apprehended in Manhattan.

They were apprehended in 2007 and confessed in 2009.

He was apprehended in the early stages of planning.