Sentence examples for comprehension at all from inspiring English sources

Louis Walsh might have looked like a spare wheel at times – like a bewildered old man sitting on the end of the judging table, trying to mask his utter lack of comprehension at all the sounds and colours whizzing before his eyes by repeating the same three platitudes over and over again – but he's always been The X Factor's secret weapon.

The results show that CASTLE helps to enhance the students' use of strategies and text comprehension at all ability levels.

By reflecting the sky, visiting and non-visiting pedestrians and surrounding architecture, Cloud Gate limits its viewers to partial comprehension at any time.

Or was there some more mysterious emotional comprehension at work here?

That it is gaining in popularity defies comprehension, at least to some people.

While he can speak rudimentary English — he rates his comprehension at 30 percent — he conducts nearly his entire life in Chinese.

Boosted by knowledge of their "rights" – basically, that "no means no" which of course it does – they fall into gutters, inebriated beyond comprehension at 3am, wearing next to nothing, and are amazed should assault occur.

The school children must, therefore, have been surprised the other day when the s me phrase popped up in President Eisenhower's address to the U.N. "The atomic age has moved forward at such a pace that every citizen of the world should have some comprehension, at least in comparative terms, of the extent of this development," he said.

The composition's high density of musical texture and its unusual form (the conventional four movements of a "classic" string quartet blended into one vast structure played without interruption for nearly 50 minutes) caused difficulties in comprehension at the work's premiere in 1907.

and an axiom scheme of comprehension at each type.

However, for first graders, only the path from executive functioning at T1 to reading comprehension at T2 attained significance.