Sentence examples for can be apprehended only from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the history of the narrator's marriage and the complexities of her worrisome financial situation can be apprehended only if we slow down and attempt to fathom what is being said — and not said.

This variable nature of the topology can be apprehended only by network updates of the link state between moving nodes, thus creating substantial communication overhead along the link.

Even though reality itself can be known only directly through a non-conceptual awareness, language can be helpful in conveying that very information, namely, that reality can be apprehended only directly and not through language.

Even so, just as a proper understanding of fiction requires that we adopt the right "stance," literary value can be apprehended only by taking the conventionally [End Page 350] prescribed stance the "literary stance"; one which cannot be explicated in terms of the concept of truth.

However, for reasons that we will turn to shortly, many philosophers have strongly resisted this option and have proposed that moral knowledge has its basis in non-natural aspects of the world that can be apprehended only through a faculty of moral intuition or reason that is independent of sense experience.

Moreover, it is only through the mind that beauty can be apprehended and appreciated, for if animals can't know and enjoy beauty precisely because they have only senses, it follows that man can't conceive or enjoy beauty through his senses (the "brutish part").

Her music can be apprehended through a direct emotional and metaphysical experience without verbal processing.

"There's really a sense now that you can be apprehended at any time," he said.

But she rejects the Platonic conception of values as "things" that can be "apprehended by some special faculty" (123).

Further, if the visual span is impaired, less of the surrounding text can be apprehended, which prohibits the normal pattern of relatively large amplitude saccades between content words.

At present, the delivery of these programmes can be apprehended as a role that has been imposed on them by other sectors.