Sentence examples for be apprehended in its from inspiring English sources

At the other extreme, contextualism holds that the work of art should always be apprehended in its context or setting and that not merely knowledge about it but total appreciation of it is much richer if it is approached with this knowledge.

If someone fails to bring this associated context, or brings some other context, into the interpretation of the vehicle, "the esthetic object presented fails to be apprehended in its actual esthetic character is either misapprehended or not apprehended at all" (1946, 474).

Reality is apprehended in its becoming, and it is this perspective that one finds at the bottom of the most ancient Chinese thought" (Mair, 1991, p. 377 cf. Hall & Ames, 1987; Ames, 2003).

"There is no choice but to be apprehended in this action.

Meanwhile, Jose Padilla, who is the first of these "Qaeda Americans" to be apprehended in the United States, was initially detained by the Justice Department, then transferred to a military jail.

According to the contextualists, not only literature (ordinarily appreciated contextually) but also the other arts, even nonrepresentational painting and music, should be apprehended in this way.

I have no doubt that these criminals will be apprehended in time," she said.

What if Osama bin Laden, as unlikely as it sounds, were apprehended in New York?

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, a top Al Qaeda operative who was apprehended in Pakistan in 2003, has reportedly been subjected to it.

Karl Armstrong was apprehended in Toronto in 1972.

Two weeks later, he was apprehended in Phoenix.