Sentence examples for apprehending what from inspiring English sources

I mean apprehending what it is that's not quite happening.

It is through the grasp of the various planes of being, through ascending in knowledge to the world of the intellect and apprehending what is above it the divine will and the world of the Deity that humans may "escape death" and reach "the source of life".

The former aims at apprehending what is the case, the latter at apprehending what should be done.

"They have apprehended what they feel is a live cell".

But other creatures of the desert do seem to apprehend what is happening.

I know that I couldn't really apprehend what had been taken from our daughter until she became our daughter.

I am not sure how quickly I apprehended what would turn out to be my most important discovery about playwriting: fundamentally, I had no control.

By lavishing attention on his subjects and by seeking to apprehend what he calls their "shine," or inner light, he captures qualities that continue to make them physically attractive into late age: humor, elegance and dignity.

Intellectual deliberation tends to culminate in conviction once we apprehend what is the case.

She says, again, at fr. 2.7 8: "neither could you apprehend what is not, for it is not to be accomplished,/ nor could you indicate it".

By this 'bracketing' of the natural world, by reducing the scope of one's assertions first to the subjective sphere of consciousness, then to its abstract (or 'ideal') atemporal structure, one is able to apprehend what consciousness and its various forms essentially are, in a way that supplies a foundation to the philosophical study of knowledge, meaning and value.