Sentence examples for apprehend ourselves from inspiring English sources

We apprehend ourselves in climate, revealing ourselves to ourselves as both social and historical beings.

This could be seen as a paraphrasable belief along these lines: Montaigne believed that human reason was inadequate to comprehend certain truths about God and the world; hence he adopts an attitude to authority which is bifold - authorities may tell us truths which we cannot ourselves apprehend, or they may hoodwink us with nonsense.

He taught us to look for differences from, not similarities to, ourselves; to apprehend easily overwhelming conceptions of time.

"But we also have to be able to go to a crime in progress and apprehend a criminal without hurting ourselves.

This we apprehend annihilates our charter right to govern and tax ourselves.

This we apprehend annihilates our Charter Right to govern & tax ourselves.

To truly apprehend the All we would need to be that All ourselves.

If we apprehend someone, we turn them over to a deputy's sheriff or a magistrate ourselves.

"I had thought tragedies were an extreme expression of pessimism, depicting a world in which we humans barely apprehend the forces upon us fate, chance, luck, governments, genetics, gods until it's too late, and we've destroyed ourselves and our families for generations to come".

Or merely more difficult to apprehend?

to locate and apprehend the group.