The phrase "apprehend the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the understanding or perception of the world around us, often in a philosophical or cognitive context.
Example: "Through education and experience, we learn to apprehend the world in a more profound way."
Alternatives: "understand the world" or "grasp the world".
We sought not just to apprehend the world but to truly comprehend it, which is the primary function of ideas.
And yet, like Levandowski, he has a gift for seeing things through a machine's eyes — for intuiting the logic by which it might apprehend the world.
We now know that we apprehend the world in two radically opposed ways, employing two fundamentally different modes of thought: "System 1" and "System 2".
As her title suggests, Govier is drawn to how we apprehend the world around us and put our stamp on it.
And yet, like Levandowski, he has a gift for seeing things through a machine's eyes for intuiting the logic by which it might apprehend the world.
Humans cannot apprehend the world except by some form of perception or representation; yet they can recognize, and to some extent identify and try to compensate for, the distortions or limitations that their own point of view and their relation to the rest of reality introduce.
The screen was Leone's means of apprehending the world and his way of expressing it.
Not only are reversals the building blocks of Gilroy's dramas; they are often how he apprehends the world.
Rethorst so clearly described the immensely receptive manner in which she apprehends the world that I felt I had a privileged view of the mechanics and procedures of an ardent life.
It was a blues song, essentially, and the blues are about things one feels most powerfully in apprehending the world's design — in maturing, that is, and I hadn't matured sufficiently yet.
I wanted to go there — not to the piers, where girls wouldn't have been welcome anyway, but to the mind-set that apprehended the world that way, as an abundant, carnal and glittering place, populated by fearless, libidinal aesthetes.
