Sentence examples for apprehended another from inspiring English sources

The state news agency Xinhua reported that police shot dead four of the attackers and apprehended another, a woman.

Fresh off busting up the Russian spy ring that included bombshell Anna Chapman, authorities have apprehended another attractive young woman with ties to Russia, this time for allegedly trying to smuggle night-vision rifle sights to Russia without a license.

In 1996, the F.B.I. director, Louis Freeh, asked officials in Qatar — a nation suspected of harboring Al Qaeda terrorists — for help in apprehending another alleged accomplice of Yousef, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who was then believed to be in Qatar.

Othello, on the other hand, is a noble and magnanimous creature — if vain and bombastic as well — who is absolutely devoid of the gift of being able to apprehend another's emotional states.

He said he had a balaclava pulled over his face to protect him from possible fires in the area and suggested that his badge number, which was missing from one shoulder when he struck Tomlinson, was inadvertently dislodged as he tried to apprehend another man minutes earlier.

Hogan certainly acknowledges the fact that conceiving of empathy as a disposition to "imaginatively apprehend another state of mind" does not conceptually imply anything about the objective success of such apprehension.

This compassionate way of apprehending another person is not merely understanding abstractly the proposition that "each person is a human being," or understanding abstractly (as would Kant) that, in principle, the same regulations of rationality operate equally in each of us and oblige us accordingly as equals.

The Toronto Police Service botched a sexual assault investigation so badly that the perpetrator was not arrested for five years, when another police force apprehended him for another sexual assault, according to documents obtained by VICE.

The Vietnamese police apprehended him and another man May 9 as they were working under the bridge.

4 inspired by Lipps's conception of empathy as inner imitation refers to mirror neurons as mechanisms of basic empathy;[2] as mechanisms that allow us to apprehend directly another person's emotions in light of his facial expressions and that enable us to understand his bodily movements as goal-directed actions.

This sort of innocent exposure of another, eagerly apprehended life figures among the things lovers lose, a flow of blameless confidences that, halted, builds up a pressure.