Sentence examples for cannot apprehend something from inspiring English sources

One cannot apprehend something that is not there to be apprehended.

To apprehend something by smell, it must be evaporating, even if only minutely.

Yet when he pulls it all together, it becomes possible to apprehend something that also seems beyond comprehension.

As my cab driver piloted us towards the city centre, from little remarks she made about routes, traffic and neighbourhoods I began to apprehend something unheimlich.

It describes the experience of hearing and comprehending music with the mind's ear, much as we can picture and apprehend something in the mind's eye.

I suggest borrowing a word from the field of music education: "audiation". It describes the experience of hearing and comprehending music with the mind's ear, much as we can picture and apprehend something in the mind's eye.

He simply cannot apprehend anything about them at all: their culture, their history, their topography – his mental map is blank.

In his view, the mind cannot apprehend anything except in conjunction with an apprehension of itself, and the distinction of subject and object is a source of error.

One can apprehend things and so come to know them one just cannot apprehend them in the way in which the Stoics construe cognition (PH 1.235).

Their strengths and skills for hunting are only truly made manifest where land-lubbing eyes cannot apprehend them.

His painting, however, apprehends something beneath the visible skin: an inner self, suffering in absolute isolation.