Sentence examples for comprehend anything from inspiring English sources

But she's a little too young to comprehend anything … I'm just going to explain the truth".

But the patient did not understand: "He can't comprehend anything, his eyes follow nothing, he is finished," the doctor said, and we should prepare ourselves.

For if I have come to comprehend anything from my experience, it is simply this: the person you have long known and loved who is no longer there is still there.

We removed him from life support, still singing, reading, playing music and talking to him — in the hope, until he drew his last breath in our arms, that he might comprehend anything at all.

Grinning nervously, unable to comprehend anything of what he sees or hears, Borat is an innocent of the guiltiest sort: he is boorish, he is grotesquely misogynist, he is crass.

In order to comprehend anything human, be it personal, or collective, it is necessary to tell its history….Life only returns a small degree of transparency in the presence of historical reason" (Obras, 6: 40).

Verbatim transcriptions of his remarks reveal the linguistic capacity of someone who has difficulty comprehending anything but the most simplistic political formulations.

Still, those who knew him seemed unable to comprehend that anything could have been so far askew as to lead Mr. Hernandez to kill himself.

It is difficult to comprehend that anything significant occurred during the remaining days of those Summer Games, but on Sept. 10, the United States played the Soviet Union for the men's basketball gold medal.

They comprehend that anything literally can be deconstructed; hence, it is braver to construct, create, initiate and choose to be life-affirming.

The things he was wearing on him when he crashed were bent and smashed beyond anything I could comprehend.