Sentence examples for comprehending her from inspiring English sources

It means comprehending her and the voters she represents.

But she had been looking forward to seeing the country's first female president, and now she was comprehending her own reproductive rights at risk, and that the man who would be her president had bragged about sexually assaulting women.

In "Fever 103°," Plath describes the impossibility of comprehending her own possibilities: "I think I am going up, / I think I may rise -- / The beads of hot metal fly, and I, love, I // Am a pure acetylene / Virgin / Attended by roses, // By kisses, by cherubim, / By whatever these pink things mean.

Even now, her friends still find it hard to comprehend her murder.

Kelly seemed to hope that anyone who saw the look would comprehend her indignation.

In "Paper Losses", a woman, unable to comprehend her husband's cruelty, decides that he is a "space alien".

Perhaps that was the talent Becky was missing: she wanted a comprehensible life, but she did not comprehend her life.

Even when her partners place her into his arms, he doesn't begin to possess or comprehend her: she's curled up like a knot.

"('Should you like to be born again?' 'Yes, if I could have fair hair.') 'I can't comprehend her, I can't get the measure of her.

Before Maisie can fully comprehend her assignment from Miss Grange, a terrible misfortune befalls the young woman's family and she must return home to Brooklyn.

He is the only character who is Clarissa's match in wit and the only one, aside from Anna, to fully comprehend her merit.