Sentence examples for instant comprehension from inspiring English sources

As with Pollock, part of the viewing pleasure stems from the instant comprehension of cause and effect.

The ayes do believe in someone — a principle of creation, a "higher entity," that "ground of being," an "idea of order," an actor beyond easy or instant comprehension, something more than matter and bigger than Phil.

Whether that delight comes in the form of a revelatory experience of space and light or the instant comprehension of an interface so well-crafted that it needs no explanation, his passion is the pursuit of this delight.

Can I come to the Writers' Workshop?' " Engle continued: Like Keats, who spoke Cockney but wrote the purest sounds in English, Flannery spoke a dialect beyond instant comprehension but on the page her prose was imaginative, tough, alive.... Sitting at the back of the room silent, Flannery was more of a presence than the exuberant talkers who serenade every writing-class with their loudness.

Rather than suggesting a multiplicity of meanings, the mystery man's questionable provenance bolsters the argument that amnesia is a device best left to farce, and the characters' instant comprehension of the Holocaust the moment they first learn of it feels ahistorical.

Falling Behind turns out to be a stage in one's career as real as the stages of Paying Your Dues, Getting In, Being on Top of Things, the nice period of Instant Comprehension when you don't need anyone to tell you what's going on, then a kind of Unconscious Withdrawal, then a kind of Conscious Withdrawing, with snarling and anger and the certainty that everything has turned to nonsense.

Instant and crystal-clear comprehension of the health care debate in Washington.

Yet there are not many who have been able to combine major scientific work with a clarity of thinking and writing that commands instant attention and provides comprehension outside the ranks of the specialists.

Researchers from the Central Connecticut State University tested the effects of instant messaging on reading comprehension; one group of students read and responded to instant messages (IMs) while reading an online textbook, another received an IM before reading, but not during, and the third group read the textbook without interruption.

We suggest that in language comprehension, the temporoprefrontal interaction through the extreme capsule fibres is essential for this instant evaluation of language input.

You may have read the recent Forbes editorial by Gene Marks, entitled "If I Were A Poor Black Kid" (hilariously, the slug reveals it was originally "If I Was"), which entered instant infamy as a textbook example of a failure to comprehend privilege, or at least failure to communicate that comprehension.