Sentence examples for comprehend all of from inspiring English sources
I know – fellow idiots – that you're struggling to comprehend all of this.
The commenter said that D. can and should step in: I cannot comprehend all of the people here saying she should butt out.
No one will agree with, or even comprehend, all of his aversions, but his affections are easy to admire, especially his strong and growing affection for America.
As a high school student and again as an undergrad working in research laboratories, I did not fully comprehend all of the preparation that goes into experiments.
Thus, God is able in a single act of awareness to comprehend all of history, the past and future as well as the present, just as though they were now occurring.
It is as if Goldman decided transparency of its affairs through tables of numbers and statistics would keep shareholders, would-be investors, regulators and the media plenty busy trying to comprehend all of it.
Rarely has science advanced by such a giant leap, and it will take us years if not decades to fully comprehend all the implications of this incredible moment in science.
It is light, then, that enables us to "comprehend all the beautiful shining objects of the corporeal world".[36] Sight becomes the model by which we engage the universe: it is what makes knowledge possible since it is only through vision of tangible particulars that we acquire knowledge of intelligibles.
To the editor: Being Italian, I find it hard to comprehend all this madness about statues of Christopher Columbus.
"Of course, we don't want them to have the same mistakes that our forefathers had, with WWI and eventually comprehending all the political aspects of that that basically led to WWII," said Stuart Caldwell, of Anaheim, who with his wife brought their 6-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter to the exhibit.
