Sentence examples for having comprehended that from inspiring English sources

I owe this lovely, beautiful couple credit for having comprehended that I had just witnessed cinematic history in the making.

The sleepless nights, anxieties and sacrifices that make up new parenthood are trying at times; and the way you love your partner through them give so much more meaning to the word than I could have comprehended that beautiful October day, in that Catholic Church.

When Betty was getting to know Don initially, she could not possibly have comprehended that she would never be able to plumb the depths of who he really is.

If the rats heard two tones and saw two flashes they learned to push B, not A. They seemed to have comprehended the notion that two plus two equals four.

I remember so clearly the reviews you were getting, and especially that phrase from the New York Times Book Review's cover story on "The Business of Fancydancing" — "one of the major lyric voices of our time" — but I couldn't have comprehended the pressure that such praise brings, especially the identity component of it, and so early in your writing life.

Does a young girl really comprehend that or should she have to comprehend that?

While thousands of people have tried to interpret Noah's curse, Mr. Haynes writes: "Scholars of history and religion alike have failed to comprehend that pro-slavery Southerners were drawn to Genesis 9 20-27 because it resonated with their deepest cultural values".

The beatific preacher who takes Mr. Hirsch and Mr. Holbrook to his hilltop shrine, is a well-known local figure, so caught up in his sermonizing that he may not have fully comprehended that he was appearing in a movie.

Before that, I don't think he had really comprehended that children could die.

Yesterday he released a statement saying: "I am deeply moved to be rewarded for the work which relates to the events so close to my own life, the events that have led me to comprehend that art can transform pain".

In some ways it is hard to comprehend that time has passed, not by years, but by decades.