Sentence examples for know and comprehend from inspiring English sources

The only people who know and comprehend the god fully are said to be Akhenaton together with his wife, Nefertiti.

This was evidently so because "the proliferation of statutes and regulations has sometimes made it difficult for the average citizen to know and comprehend the extent of the duties and obligations imposed by the tax law". Cheek, ___ U.S. at ___, 111 S.Ct. at 609.

No one intentionally sets out to write unclearly, so it is not surprising that our own writing is clear to us – we already know and comprehend the material so it seems obvious to us (see our previous discussion on the Curse of Knowledge).

Being vulnerable and honest with each other, unearthing hidden parts of yourselves, allows adult daughters to fully know and comprehend their own stories - and re-write those stories as their raise their own families.

Don't ever make yourself believe you know and comprehend someone's full personality.

The feeling that everything in the world would come to be known and comprehended animates many books in the exhibition, perhaps none more so than the English artist Mark Catesby's elephantine two-volume masterpiece, "The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands" (1771).

This may have been a result of a learning cycle student relative to an expository student understanding the importance of an LO item for inclusion in the open-ended lab report, or alternatively, that relative to the expository student, the learning cycle student elected not to include specific LO information in the lab report that he/she knew and comprehended.

Part of the mythology and the fun is that they're set in a world we know and can comprehend, and then into that world comes this incomprehensible, unstoppable force.

They have 'the right to know' and 'the right to comprehend' [61].

By getting to know his father's friends — and comprehend the world his father knew as a young man — Alexander grew closer to his difficult dad.

The statistics are well known and hard to comprehend; Liverpool finished eighth, their worst finish in over half a century, and yet in the top five leagues in Europe only Barcelona had a greater proportion of their play in the attacking third of the pitch.