Sentence examples similar to comprehended the idea from inspiring English sources

The Portuguese health policy ideology expressed in the reforms of 1970's also comprehended the ideas of Alma-Ata Declaration.

Whoever finds it hard to comprehend the idea of Bowie as a conservative has spent too much time inside that cocoon we call "authenticity".

But even two weeks after the body of Ms. Nichols was found, it was hard, on this street, to comprehend the idea that along with his tools and his trash, James Nichols had been hoarding his wife the whole time.

"It is a mistaken opinion that prevails in some quarters that the slave does not understand the term — does not comprehend the idea of freedom," Northup writes, in describing the aftermath of the violence.

It might then be that a dolphin's brain cannot easily comprehend the idea of an object not being either visually or echoically accessible.

Why can't they comprehend the idea of civil discussion and intellectual criticism about this topic in particular?

It may well be more difficult for Israelis to comprehend the idea of Palestinian non-violence than for Palestinians to do so.

Some people understood why I was so adamant about doing this by myself but others just couldn't comprehend the idea of being completely alone while traveling, let alone without any plan.

We've become so comfortable and familiar with the ability to physically store and own our content that it might be difficult to comprehend the idea of having something that you can't actually hold.

They aren't disappointed when I'm late to dinner dates or scheduled outings because, hello, I have a child and that child has yet to comprehend the idea of time.

She has read a summary of the assigned article online and comprehends the ideas, but the dense written English of Great Britain from two-plus centuries past is a puzzle to her.