Sentence examples for apprehend time from inspiring English sources

Throughout the novel, characters strain to apprehend time and its effects on the flux of personality – that desire, as Sasha puts it, to be able to say "I'm changing I'm changing I'm changing: I've changed!" Egan's chronologically jumbled structure is the perfect vehicle to express this, shuttling the reader between prophecy and hindsight.

Deconstruction, a concept so dear to Concord, has been magnified: the C1 QuantumGravity apprehends time as a perspective, using emptiness as a material on which time features are grafted.

Now the criminal has been identified and can be more easily apprehended next time he tries to break in.

Lessing asserted that painting works in space and depicts one moment perceived all at once, whereas poetry is apprehended in time and so can depict a succession of moments.

"All the perpetrators of the failed attacks of July 21 have been apprehended," The Times of London said in an editorial on Saturday.

Actually, Quso had been apprehended — several times.

I think it is possible, once they have done so, to apprehend them over time and to ensure they are dealt with appropriately".

"There's really a sense now that you can be apprehended at any time," he said.

More fanciful Middle East analysts say that Osama could be "apprehended" just in time for the presidential elections, but even if he is eventually rounded up, Randal predicts gloomily, it remains "far from sure that Osama's removal would provide any durable relief".

He was apprehended, again served time and went free for good in 1988.

He therefore proposed that "pleasure" picks out momentary experiences not by any specific introspected quality but rather by their intrinsic desirability, as may be apprehended at the time of experiencing (Sidgwick 1907, pp. 125-31).