Sentence examples for apprehending that from inspiring English sources

For me, apprehending that aspect of the Christian narrative was a transporting experience, an oceanic experience.

We apprehend that 2+2 = 4 by apprehending that 2+2 matches makes 4 matches and that 2+2 balls makes 4 balls, and so on.

The real problem is that these are people who have somehow managed to grow up listening to both Will Oldham and – say – KT Tunstall, without apprehending that there is an actual difference between them.

We apprehend that it is prima facie right to keep promises by apprehending that it is prima facie right to fulfill this or that particular promise.

Yet how could either Lady Warbones, or Miss Lucy Sweetface, or the stranger in the hall, begin to apprehend that dim roiling in the western sky, even now beginning to hush the birdsong in the brambles, and which presaged a turn of Fate that, had they but gained forewarning, might have rendered less the pitiful sorrows soon to befall them?

Authorities have yet to apprehend that hacker.

When he was apprehended, that was a surprise to me because I thought the FBI had given him a free pass and he would never be apprehended.

Only by committing myself to the truth was I able to apprehend that, in reality, criticism of Israel was never a serious concern.

It was widely apprehended that the United States might withdraw after 1945, as it had done after 1918.

Having rather assumed from the way he was apprehended that the "drunk" must have been a dangerous criminal, I found it hard not to agree with them.

Growing up, I began to apprehend that Manhattan telephone exchanges, which were geographically assigned, were a guide map and social register to my delightful city.