Sentence examples for cannot be apprehended from inspiring English sources

But originals cannot be apprehended as such.

("As we know," Foster wrote, in 1982, "the real cannot be apprehended directly: we have only (mis)representations of it").

That may be because I am a lousy clinician, but it also may be because the multitude of vectors that move someone to heinous and incomprehensible acts cannot be apprehended with the inexact instruments of diagnosis deployed by imperfect people like me.

Like the best works of art, it contains nuances that cannot be apprehended all at once.

As my honorable friend mentioned, felons, who shall have fled from justice to the ten miles square, cannot be apprehended.

Although dao as the elementary metaphysical force is abstract and therefore cannot be apprehended directly, it can, in Neo-Confucian thought be recognized not only through intuition, but also through reason.

Cook Wilson (1926, 511 ff) outlines a very similar view, and like Price, argues that simple ideas must be apprehended in reality, and cannot be invented, though they are not all apprehended by sense.

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

Hashem, also known in kabbalistic terms as the "Endless Light," cannot be grasped or conceived of by the human mind but can be apprehended through transcending the mind.

The Naiyāyikas beginning with Vācaspati Miśra succinctly uphold that since a belief cannot reveal its own truth, nor can it be grasped in after-perception, it must be apprehended by a subsequent inference following from volition leading to successful activity.

He also must be apprehended.