Sentence examples for now comprehension from inspiring English sources

The other endorses coming to the encounter armed with some basic knowledge: since composers haven't worked in a single, common style for centuries now, comprehension and appreciation are enhanced by knowing where a creator was — geographically, temperamentally, stylistically — when a given piece emerged.

It is now unpredictable beyond comprehension.

That failure of comprehension now manifests as outright delusion in Trump's mind.

"There's a switch in comprehension now about exactly what a brand is, but it is no longer the three words you choose for your tagline.

Who's beyond comprehension now?

In the wider neuroscience debate about the frontal cortex' role in perceptual processing, the observed causal effect of motor cortex activation on language comprehension now demonstrates that the human motor system is not just activated in perception and comprehension, as previous research amply demonstrated, but that it also serves a critical role in the comprehension process itself.

Putting all this junk into Aperture is doing to it what Apple has done to iTunes: once a sleek and straightforward program, it has now grown bloated beyond comprehension; it's a bit like seeing a once-great fighter gone to seed.

Thus it is now obvious that language comprehension is not undertaken only by a couple of language "centers", but it involves a large network of regions working in concert in a complex and dynamic manner [5].

Darwin's ideas (Darwin 1859; Darwin 1871) on natural and sexual selection have inspired generations of biologists, and we have now a fairly good comprehension of how selection acts within populations and how populations are transformed under the influence of selection pressures.

Questions | For discussion and reading comprehension: Activity | Now that students have read one suggestion in The Times's interactive, they will have the opportunity to explore more ideas.

Nothing beats now and soon for plain comprehension.