The phrase "comprehend themselves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing self-awareness or understanding one's own thoughts, feelings, or identity.
Example: "Through therapy, many individuals learn to comprehend themselves better and gain insight into their behaviors."
Alternatives: "understand themselves" or "grasp their own identity."
You can't just play the recordings and ask students to comprehend everything themselves.
The ability to comprehend mathematics in themselves are very important to ensure their successes' in other engineering subject.
(323-857-6000) www.lacma.org March * "SALVADOR DALI: DREAM OF VENUS " Visitors to the 1939 New York's World's Fair had enough technological sizzle to comprehend without wrapping themselves in Surrealism to boot.
"I cannot remove any parts of a person's body unless they are accountable; unless they themselves comprehend that it is necessary".
"Yesterday, by penetrating at last, even vicariously, into the solemn mysteriousness of the Abbey scene, multitudes who had hoped merely to see for themselves the splendour and the pomp, found themselves comprehending for the first time the true nature of the occasion".
"Yesterday, by penetrating at last, even vicariously, into the solemn mysteriousness of the Abbey scene, multitudes who had hoped merely to see for themselves the splendour and the pomp, found themselves comprehending for the first time the true nature of the occasion". It was almost shocking, says historian David Kynaston, author of Modernity Britain: Opening the Box, 1957-59.
By contrast, chief executives know that their success is dependent on grasping a reality that they can never comprehend in its fullness themselves.
Such 'quick' acceptance was sometimes difficult to comprehend for the partners/close relatives themselves.
Children begin to comprehend words some months before they themselves actually speak.
