Sentence examples for feel comprehend from inspiring English sources

According to the complaint, he can think, feel, comprehend, remember, see, hear and express emotions.

Randall Terry, the former leader of the antiabortion group Operation Rescue, who is keeping vigil at the hospice in a last-ditch effort to sway the courts, said the video was proof that Mrs. Schiavo could feel and comprehend.

The reason why human beings are so good at torture is that we can vicariously feel and comprehend what it would be like to be harmed in such a manner.

But inside, she couldn't yet feel, hear or comprehend it.

Study to such an extent that you feel you actually comprehend the material and can apply it to other parts of your life.

But even without the philosophy one sees the painting, one hears the orchestra and it is immediately felt and comprehended on an emotional rather than an intellectual level.

They also need to feel capable of comprehending the novel, complex thing that caught their attention.

Identifying with the surrogates of six martyrs — young and old — we better comprehend, and feel, the magnitude of their loss: innocent childhoods obliterated in a violent flash, a half-century of wisdom learned and milestones achieved that would never be.

The web's a big place, but Paper could use big data and big-brained editors to make it feel small enough to comprehend, just a like a newspaper.

Are you using expressive verbiage to help your listener really comprehend and feel what you mean?

There's a tiredness that no able-bodied person can imagine, let alone fully comprehend, and feel.