Sentence examples for comprehends me from inspiring English sources

Fragment 104, for example, compares a human life to a 'thinking reed.' "It is not in space that I should search for my dignity, but in the control of my thoughts … The universe comprehends me by space and engulfs me like a point; by means of thought, I comprehend it" (II, 574).

Through a series of absurdly unbelievable circumstances, which space and an inability to properly comprehend prevent me from outlining ("Someone should make a movie out of this guy's life!" one old timer on the tour of Rubel Castle I recently took exclaimed, and I wondered why someone had not already done so), the Singer heir bequeathed part of the land to Michael.

Watching a video of her recording that song is moving, especially as its burden — "Don't forget me" — comprehends not only a lover's yearning for remembrance but also an artist's striving for recognition and a human being's longing for permanence.

Whenever I hear someone communicate their unfulfilled desire to play music by telling me that it was beyond their ability to comprehend, it pains me greatly.

As I have looked back on the long history of the toxicity of race in American politics and the death throes of white power in a diversifying America for the Huffington Post over the past few months, there is a part of me that comprehends why a large slice of the population that fears both diversity and change acts the way that it does.

Unlike Ella, I could not construct a story that would help me comprehend what was happening.

It was "Keeping Score," though, that helped me comprehend the fan's single-minded loyalty.

And now the girl's family, for reasons I could barely comprehend, was telling me, in effect, that they wanted something else.

Peter Bleksley, a former undercover officer for a different unit investigating serious crime, told the programme: "I cannot for the life of me comprehend why anyone would want to adopt an identity, rather than create one".

"My letters – give me my letters" – Captain Whitby was unable to speak – tears in his eyes and a deathly paleness over his face made me comprehend him.

They represent, to almost anyone who doesn't belong to these gangs, in a very strong way and more importantly than a lot of other social groups the fact that almost all societies apparently marginalize minorities which, very sadly I declare, makes me comprehend and understand this processes, but never justify them.