Sentence examples for apprehension of the from inspiring English sources

His primary contribution lies in his apprehension of the formal unity of the world of experience.

It is not a sensual gaze, but a rhapsodic apprehension of the power of love.

Not so with DeLillo, for example, his apprehension of the details of the world.

Mr. Mangold's subject is essentially the making and the apprehension of the making of his paintings.

She admitted to not drinking or eating properly in apprehension of the surgery.

Life works by a process of connotation, an evolving multisensory apprehension of the shifting world.

The mood swings back and forth between guilty devotion to Jesus and excited apprehension of the physical world.

One glance at the headlines, the apprehension of the dire straits of the world, and it would all be over.

The apprehension of the burglars marked the moment when the expanding sphere of executive lawbreaking encountered law enforcement.

The apprehension of the California bishops over the survey is one gauge of institutional resistance to change.

Part of that exactness and richness comes from the apprehension of the reality in front of him.