Sentence examples for comprehending by from inspiring English sources
"He reports on some of the conversations, like he couldn't believe the narrowness or lack of comprehending by public officials.
"This man," said Bernard, "presumes to be able to comprehend by human reason the entirety of God".
Asked whether the message, whatever it was, was comprehended by the players, Collins emphatically replied, "Oh yeah".
Yet we are human, and sometimes we can only comprehend by seeing the world as our mirror.
The kind of thing Lulu thinks women need to know about men are comprehended by such labels as #big.feet, #kinkyintherightways and #smellsamazeballs.
Dieudonne understands something comprehended by all antisemites: that for antisemitism to win, the Holocaust itself must be defeated, its place in the collective memory destroyed.
Perhaps it didn't occur to him that this message might not be as easily comprehended by those who hadn't just enjoyed a four-course meal.
Cells that fire with the same rhythm fall into the same marching step, as the bits and pieces of the word are comprehended by the brain.
The coach doubtless comprehends by now that the England job is a menagerie with a £5m salary to ease the culture shock.
Political analyst/gadfly/operative James Carville's explanation of the election outcome was comprehended by: a) one Louisianan, b) two Louisianans, c) three people, counting his wife, Mary Matalin.
The suggestion is that, in this condition, language can be comprehended by the posterior zone and spoken by the anterior zone, but is not easily shuttled from one to the other.
