Sentence examples for immediately apprehended from inspiring English sources

That she actually apprehended "immediate violence", rather than merely "immediately apprehended", is doubtful.

But upon exiting the building she was immediately apprehended and bundled into a police van.

Secret Service agents and Reno police officers immediately apprehended the subject.

And, as in the earlier assault, the man who fractured Ms. Goldberg's skull ran away and was not immediately apprehended.

The Russians might be behind it, and who knew what secrets the journalists would hand over if they weren't immediately apprehended.

The policy requires breaking off pursuits "whenever the risks to uniformed members of the service and the public outweigh the danger to the community if the suspect is not immediately apprehended".

Take Chomsky's sole entry in Bartlett's Quotations, "colorless green ideas sleep furiously"; even if you don't know what it means, you can still immediately apprehend that the sentence is grammatical, whereas "green furiously ideas colorless sleep" is not.

"Why so?" Your average North Korean woman will not immediately apprehend the physics of boob implants.

When I try to doubt my own existence, I immediately apprehend that I must exist in order to be attempting the doubt.

He uses the analogy of entering a dimly lit room after walking in the blazing sun; even though the contents of the room are directly available to the sense faculties of the subject who has just walked in, he does not immediately apprehend the objects in front of him.

Similarly (on this interpretation), when I try to doubt God's existence, or omnipotence, or benevolence — or any other attribute contained in the very conception of an all-perfect being — I immediately apprehend, as Descartes writes, that any such sceptical conception of God "implies a conceptual contradiction — that is, it cannot be conceived" (1643 letter to Voetius, AT 8b:60).