No American forces?" The Mayor could hardly comprehend my question.
They can hardly comprehend that their grandson makes his living from a game.
Shostakovich worked under pressure we can hardly comprehend; he nonetheless produced his art.
"His challenge was to write about something so big you could hardly comprehend it – a world of mind-numbingly boring work.
She could hardly comprehend that a room full of strangers was having the chance to experience and care about — for the first time, and perhaps for the last — the flower she has spent so much of her life trying to save.
"From the start — even before a young man I can now hardly comprehend started writing 'The Long Walk' in his college dormitory room — I felt that the best fiction was both propulsive and assaultive," Stephen King writes in a chatty afterword to "Full Dark, No Stars," his new collection of longish stories.
This is a national trauma many nations, including the U.S, can hardly comprehend.
This hardly comprehends foreign policy, unless there is a handshakes and a photo-op with his idol, Barack Obama.
As the world outside of the Church moved at a pace we can hardly comprehend, our hearts sat silent as we witnessed the presence of Christ.
Those who don't watch it up close can hardly comprehend the family devastation---the loss of parents to massive incarceration, to AIDS, and addiction---which dominates the life of the young in poor communities.
He could barely comprehend the concept anymore.
