Sentence examples for beginning comprehended from inspiring English sources

Schopenhauer remarked: "Any book that is at all important ought to be at once read through twice;... on a second reading the connection of the different portions of the book will be better understood, and the beginning comprehended only when the end is known; and partly because we are not in the same temper and disposition on both readings".

It is, I am slowly beginning to comprehend, the world's font.

At the time I was just beginning to comprehend what it meant to be a stepchild.

We are only beginning to comprehend just how sensitive the exquisite human brain is to such trauma.

She was beginning to comprehend the Italian musical directions — "vivace," "allegretto" — that rolled off her elder daughter's tongue.

I can't make it more clear; it's only something I am beginning to comprehend, which is revealing itself to me.

There is a sense that this is a family that has been plunged into a battle they are only just beginning to comprehend.

An increasing number of government leaders, policymakers, businesses, investors and concerned citizens are beginning to comprehend the costs of climate change.

But with the takeover scheduled to begin in September, the companies are just beginning to comprehend a school district budget that has historically been the main source of patronage in the city.

So I cinched my hood a little tighter, adjusted my face mask and, beginning to comprehend what it meant to be a creature of Earth's temperate zones, shoveled trail mix into my mouth.

Leah Hanwell was by this point taking the popular club amphetamine Ecstasy most weekends, and Keisha did not have the faith that she herself could be involved in that life and still pass the exams that she was beginning to comprehend would be essential.