"This was a deceit of such subtlety and cunning in its planning, and was a deceit from your point of view so successful in its execution that an outsider to this case might find the facts difficult to comprehend.
I did a quick scan of updates, but there wasn't enough detail, and so I put it aside because I wanted all the facts before trying to comprehend what happened.
Somehow, that fact was difficult to comprehend.
Mr Overstreet and Mr Gorosh are continuing to create a series of short science films examining scientific facts which are difficult to comprehend or visualise.
Gray writes that "the US resembles Latin America some decades ago", a fact I am unable to "comprehend", mired in my "Americo-centric" delusions; more accurately, because it is utter nonsense.
This is a sober fact that's shattering to comprehend, but it makes an individual sooner than the cocoon-like, womb-like protective existence of adolescence.
When it comes to the colonial legacy, some of the facts are almost too shocking to comprehend.
As long as it may take to comprehend the facts of last night's attacks, coming to grips with consequences of these evolving threats will take far longer.
That is a question implicity raised by Microsoft, which in its federal antitrust appeal has contended that the trial it lost was so technical and esoteric that the presiding judge was unable to comprehend the facts.
There is something disingenuous in an aside like "31 days before, to be precise," that suggests narrative intimacy and, above all, precision, even as the narrator denies us the facts we need in order to comprehend fully the scenes that proceed to unfold.
Another child, by contrast, could simply be ignorant of or unable to comprehend the facts of reproduction.
