Sentence examples for apprehend it in from inspiring English sources

Religion provided truth in a symbolic form to nonphilosophers, who were not able to apprehend it in its purer forms.

Others also apprehend it in the same way, and it acquires an intersubjective use-value and in a social context is appreciated and is valuable as serving such and such a purpose, as useful to man, etc".

His argument was that one could not explain, say, 'triangularity' except by treating it as a particular, i.e., putting it in the subject position of a phrase, therefore assuming that we could apprehend it in abstraction from any particular, which is, according to him, impossible.

Then the intellect apprehends it in such a way that they both essence and intellect are "one in the subject and two in expression".

But this, says Reid, is no reason to doubt that we can in fact apprehend it.

It was not for him to dictate the meaning of a text (Kierkegaard's meanings are contradictory), but for his readers to exercise their autonomy in apprehending it.

Blair sees dream interpretation – which can itself produce subsequent clearer, or more baffling, dreams – as like "kneading dough", working with an issue that might at first be too frightening or repulsive to apprehend, until it's in a state that you're ready to deal with.

"The question now is," she said, "who sent the soldiers to apprehend Wutty?" It remains unclear if In Rattana was working at the behest of the Timbergreen logging company, which has the concession to cut old-growth trees in the area.

Reality is apprehended in its becoming, and it is this perspective that one finds at the bottom of the most ancient Chinese thought" (Mair, 1991, p. 377 cf. Hall & Ames, 1987; Ames, 2003).

Although dao as the elementary metaphysical force is abstract and therefore cannot be apprehended directly, it can, in Neo-Confucian thought be recognized not only through intuition, but also through reason.

After years spent in hiding, Guzmán was apprehended in Mazatlán, Mexico, in February 2014.