Sentence examples for mere comprehension from inspiring English sources

Application-based questions could be included in the assessment to test beyond the levels of mere comprehension and memorization.

First, he mentions Plato's account of the Form of the Good, which is such that the mere comprehension of the fact that something participates in the Form (i.e., is good) somehow automatically engages the motivation to seek that thing.

ART today is the world and the world today by itself is ART beyond our mere comprehension.

We did not include the Token Test subtests 4 and 5, since these two most complex subtests strongly rely on verbal working memory, a function beyond the mere auditory comprehension component of interest.

The teaching challenge, however, is to foster deep-level learning and understanding of the field according to Bloom's taxonomy (Krathwohl, 2002), that moves past the mere recall and comprehension of theory, and towards application of theory and analysis of problems in businesses.

That's not down to all the myriad articles and analogies of recent days being poor or the boson being beyond the comprehension of mere mortals.

"The pain and anguish that comes from seeing your murdered son's life and legacy treated as a mere political football is beyond comprehension".

In just mere moments (depending on your reading comprehension level), I will reveal the winners of the TechCrunch DC and NYC Meetup Pitch-Offs, and you'll all kindly pretend like you know who they are already.

Even though Lovecraft said the mere existence of Cthulhu was beyond human comprehension, the 20th-century American sci-fi author described the ocean-dwelling creature as vaguely anthropomorphic, but with an octopus-like head, a face full of feelers, and a scaly, rubbery, bloated body with claws and narrow wings.

It's the "mere matter of implementation" that eluded Steve Ballmer's comprehension when he called the MacBook an Intel laptop with an Apple logo slapped on it.

Now, clearly mere disclosure does not ensure "sufficient knowledge and comprehension".