Sentence examples for never comprehend from inspiring English sources

Winston called it a tribute to Belcher, whose actions Winston also said he may never comprehend.

But I'll never comprehend people who breathily insist they've become addicted to exercise.

And then there are the hard-core competitive players, like those online who are clearly enjoying the game at a level that lowly button mashers will never comprehend.

Even if we spoke the same language, I would never comprehend the demons she wrestled with as she tried to sleep at night.

But the relatives of Ben and Catherine Mullany said they would never comprehend the "senseless nature" of the killings at the five-star Cocos Hotel in 2008.

(The singer in "Murder at the Vanities" brags of finding a rhythm that Liszt, of all people, could never comprehend: what a snob).

"Public insecurity is the scourge of Venezuelans, but Chávez never comprehended it," Rangel said.

Perhaps he never comprehends the full complexities of Asad's troubled mind and restless nature.

Mr. McNamara left the Pentagon two months later, never comprehending, in his words, "whether I quit or was fired".

Perhaps they never comprehended the distinction between addition and subtraction.

I think, growing up, New York City -- I never comprehended that it was technically an island.