Sentence examples for could not apprehend from inspiring English sources

Both of these thinkers proposed that "I could not apprehend anything as existing, unless I, first of all, experience myself as existing in the act of apprehending it" (PP, ix).

Phát and Đức could not apprehend Khánh, who had escaped the capital and flown to the Central Highlands resort town of Da Lat.

In his book "Matisse Portraits," John Klein suggested that the artist explored an aspect of himself in portraying Marguerite, "as if she gave him access to something of himself that he could not apprehend more directly.

However, Phát and Đức could not apprehend Khánh, and the Americans decided to support the incumbent after concluding that the rebels did not have a satisfactory plan to rule.

The Gang finally agreed that, if the government could not successfully apprehend ninety per cent of people who crossed illegally along the border's most porous sections, a special border commission would be created.

Hillary Clinton had been better, but even she couldn't fully apprehend Barbie Snodgrass's predicament.

I know that I couldn't really apprehend what had been taken from our daughter until she became our daughter.

Police do not "apprehend"; they stop or arrest or detain.

Mary and Hilary agree that this killing was justified since he was engaged in a stateless war against us and couldn't be apprehended.

Yet if ICE's courthouse operations spared fathers seeking custody and visibly prioritized, say, convicted felons who could not otherwise be apprehended safely, the agency might not have called so much attention to itself.

But Zougam was not apprehended.