Sentence examples for if i apprehend from inspiring English sources

The idea is that if the representations I can attribute to myself possess a unity of the right kind, and if I apprehend or am cognitively sensitive to this unity, then I will be able to represent the apperceiving subject of any one of them as identical with that of any other.

I apprehend, however, no injury from its covert assaults.

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In such a case, Sartre claims that I apprehend directly, in my very being, the other person.

I get billed if I'm apprehended.

With a sinking heart, I apprehended the rest.

The first out-of-species test subject was an 18-inch garter snake I apprehended in May.

"If I am able to apprehend God objectively, I do not have faith; but because I cannot do this, I must have faith.

"I don't have the numbers -- I remember taking notes, but if I remember correctly, it was 25,000 that they were able to apprehend, other than Mexicans," Mercer said in an interview with the conservative website Western Free Press.

So if I say that 'the police reported that the criminal was apprehended but the police didn't report that the criminal was apprehended' one will get anomaly, but largely out of contradiction engendered by entailment rather than univocality: it takes subtle intuitions to train one's ear to hear ambiguities when the meanings are largely overlapping.

I mean apprehending what it is that's not quite happening.