Sentence examples for being able to apprehend from inspiring English sources

Othello, on the other hand, is a noble and magnanimous creature — if vain and bombastic as well — who is absolutely devoid of the gift of being able to apprehend another's emotional states.

You may not be able to apprehend them or they may be elusive, but they are there".

To protect Native women, tribal authorities must be able to apprehend, charge and try rapists — regardless of race.

It seems that where folks are up to no good the Commonwealth tends to be able to apprehend them.

When he saw Detective Paul Headley moving toward Mr. Benefield, "I knew he would be able to apprehend this person, no problem," he said.

"I would hope with so much information in their hands the government would have been able to apprehend them," she said, "but I can understand the difficulties".

Whether confidence in the Internet as an economic engine declines at all after last week's brazen attacks may depend on whether law enforcement authorities are able to apprehend whoever orchestrated the electronic incursions.

The police were slow to respond to reports of sexual assaults, slow to admit to an emerging pattern of assault – or maybe even to piece one together at all – and say now that they are unlikely to be able to apprehend or convict any of these brazen serial sexual predators.

In both cases the police were able to apprehend suspects, which are now awaiting trial, Bennett told us, but the short-term impact on a tourism-driven economy already depressed by the global recession will not be easily mitigated by the apprehension of suspects.

"If I am able to apprehend God objectively, I do not have faith; but because I cannot do this, I must have faith.

Panin was "one of the pre-eminent cybercriminals that we've been able to apprehend and prosecute so far," said federal prosecutor John Horn.