Sentence examples for did i comprehend from inspiring English sources
The September 11th attacks had taken place less than a year before, and little did I comprehend the enormous impact that event would have not only on my effort to remain legal in the United States but also on how my name and identity as a Muslim would be perceived.
Not until then, says Boggess, "did I comprehend just how rugged these cars are".
Never did I comprehend that more than when I was in a hospital bed calling friends to tell them that I was being tested for multiple sclerosis.
Nor did I comprehend, even as Senators Biden and Kennedy ripped into Robert Bork in a manner as demagogic as possible, that, if anything, they were merely headlining, not over-stating just how regressive a jurisprudence Bork was advocating.
Only by visiting Ashlyns do I comprehend that late spring and early summer is the 'dead' time of year: right now, the 40 acres of vegetable plots are abundant with giant leeks, feathery-topped carrots, onions, potatoes, glossy Swiss chard, bunches of white beetroot and romanesco cauliflowers with their lime-green knob bled flesh wrapped in leathery leaves.
Only then did I fully comprehend that I'd landed on top of another enormous tropical hardwood tree.
"Only when I moved to Knoxville, did I fully comprehend you could play the guitar and write and sing your own songs," Ms. Smith said.
Only gradually did I begin to comprehend that my own healthy brain was as incapable of adjusting to him as his brain was to me.
I initially hesitated to sit down and watch the VICE-funded documentary True Norwegian Black Metal and the equally loathsome Until the Light Takes Us by Aaron Aites and Audrey Ewell, but once I did, I couldn't comprehend why people would waste entire chunks of their life and/or money fussing over such a staggeringly insignificant subsect of the otherwise powerful metal universe.
"The New York Times called it 'a portrait of depravity that's hard to comprehend.' Do I want to put that on the cover?" Johnson, a strong-chinned fifty-seven-year-old with a tiny gold hoop in his left ear and a genteel lisp, made a skeptical, take-it-or-leave-it noise.
They don't think I comprehend.
