Sentence examples for apprehended only from inspiring English sources

He was apprehended only in 2008.

All these speakers seemed to be referring to a cultural misery apprehended only recently, and then dimly.

In July, a shipment of 1,400 metric tons of British household garbage that was illegally sent to South America — labeled as clean plastic for recycling — was apprehended only after it landed in Brazil.

Similarly, the history of the narrator's marriage and the complexities of her worrisome financial situation can be apprehended only if we slow down and attempt to fathom what is being said — and not said.

Futures are apprehended only in the prophetic mode of the inspired historian".It should already be obvious that to call Mr Gilder a techno-optimist (not to say techno-share tipper) and leave it at that is to miss an important point.

This variable nature of the topology can be apprehended only by network updates of the link state between moving nodes, thus creating substantial communication overhead along the link.

The outer senses apprehend only the present objects, the inner senses (manas, antahkarana, and buddhi) have the ability to apprehend all objects past, present, and future.

While most adults can apprehend only about eight letters, they can grasp and repeat without fault sentences of 20 to 25 syllables (see also attention: Perception and recall).

Rather than apprehending only smugglers and kidnappers, the Department of Homeland Security should arrest, detain, and deport undocumented parents who, he believed, had put their children in harm's way — parents like Melida and Alfredo.

The Buddhists argue that a perceiver apprehends only the real particulars, arbitrarily imposes concepts/words on them and believes, mistakenly, that these are really there in the objects and integral to them.

Somos America, an immigrant rights group in Arizona, argues that section 287 g) was originally created so that local and federal immigration authorities could work together to apprehend only those people who pose a threat to the community -- those who stand accused of violent or other serious crimes.