Sentence examples for is comprehended in from inspiring English sources

The whole novel is comprehended in the nexus of allusion that makes up the sermon, another tale told by an "idiot," superficially incomprehensible and in fact profoundly meaningful.

The Dutch philosopher accepted that the "actual and necessary existence of God is comprehended in the idea or concept of God".

In this regard, Pond wrote:"In architectural composition, as in music, order is comprehended in rhythm.

Apparently, all the world cannot be comprehended in a Google search.

The dances were also intended to evoke a visceral response in the audience rather than be comprehended in primarily linear or pictorial terms.

Often speaking directly to camera, Brand lectures viewers on the subject of income inequality, hurling more facts and figures than can really be comprehended in one viewing.

Indeed, the whole history of Israel's relationship with the world may be comprehended in the metaphor, used previously, of the heartbeat with its systole and diastole.

This is religious time, and is belied by the novel itself, which tells us in its every comic, secular scene that Mr. Biswas's life cannot be comprehended in one glance.

What remained of the city was comprehended in this manorial order, and the distinction between town and country was largely obscured when secular and ecclesiastical lords ruled over the surrounding counties often as the vassals of barbarian kings (see manorialism).

One of the tragic elements of war, in Hanson's view, is that it often uncovers a reality that might have been comprehended in advance and by other means.

Indeed, whenever a branch of physics has reached such a degree of maturity that its basic elements are comprehended in general principles, it has moved from basic to applied physics and thence to technology.