Sentence examples for comprehend manner from inspiring English sources

This book, with its breath of knowledge, bounded in a relatively easy to comprehend manner can be eaten up without any guilt (pun intended).

His work comprehends all manner of things about previous art except, crucially, why it was created.

Rhimes highlighted the unfairness in Webber's choice, noting his unusual manner of comprehending the situation.

The words are perfectly clear — certainly clear enough for a former lecturer in constitutional law (President Obama) or a former dean of the Yale Law School (Harold H. Koh, a State Department legal adviser) to comprehend and apply in the manner that Congress intended.

But he added that it did not mean jurors – who were able to take notes throughout a trial and question parts they did not understand – were unable to comprehend issues in a more layman manner.

Communicate with all parties involved in a pro-active manner to Clarify and Comprehend the needs as well as the process required for the change to be implemented.

The academy said that in addition, judges and lawyers generally lacked the scientific expertise necessary to "comprehend and evaluate forensic evidence in an informed manner".

The complexity of the system is increasing so fast that it is becoming increasingly difficult for network administrator to comprehend the situation and react in an appropriate manner.

By presenting compositional information from the entire painted surface in a visual manner, the element distribution images could comprehend a large part of methods and materials used by De Heem, reveal changes in the painting process, visualize the condition of the art works and conservation treatments, and gain profound insights into how the paintings were constructed.

Therefore, I believe your family and friends still exist; they just do so in a manner I do not yet fully comprehend nor can I fully appreciate.

Yankovic noted that much of the publicity around Nevermind spoke on the inability to comprehend the songs' lyrics both in their phrasing and the manner in which they were sung by the lead vocalist Kurt Cobain; Yankovic decided to use this as the basis for his parody.