Sentence examples for even begin to comprehend from inspiring English sources

It's bigger than I think we even begin to comprehend".

They say those who haven't parented can't even begin to comprehend its radiant satisfactions.

It is also about the death of a child, not a parent – a grief I cannot even begin to comprehend.

It operates on a time scale that we can't even begin to comprehend — a time scale that is, in fact, obscene to any species that cares about life and tends to measure things in minutes and years and decades.

In one post, he wrote, "The moment that your religion claims any kind of jurisdiction over my experience, you insult me on a level that you can't even begin to comprehend.

You could not even begin to comprehend how Murray finally won Wimbledon on Sunday, how he finally bore the pressure of a faded tennis empire, an entire country hoping for him to win but expecting him to fail, without those tears.

Before it has properly identified or even begun to comprehend the nature of its enemy, the US government has, in a rush of publicity and embarrassing rhetoric, cobbled together an "international coalition against terror", mobilised its army, its air force, its navy and its media, and committed them to battle.

That night, they went to the Swiss Cottage Odeon to see a film about a man who dressed as a woman so that he could keep an eye on his children for reasons Keisha found herself too distracted even to begin to comprehend.

"This is a real child ripped from home, maybe even from a family, facing horrors we can only begin to comprehend".

Now, they can begin to comprehend it.

Children begin to comprehend words some months before they themselves actually speak.