Sentence examples for of comprehending from inspiring English sources

Nigger was "in reason much inferior" and "incapable of comprehending the investigations of Euclid".

But in each version a form of defense is surely offered, some kind of explanation, a means of comprehending.

Incapable of comprehending what's happening to her, she suddenly grows old, her shoulders collapse, her sunken eyes seem dead.

And such plays were understood not just as illustrations of past events, but as ways of comprehending the political present.

Ruth Carpenter offered to all her students, young and old, a new way of comprehending Shakespeare, the world and themselves.

It proved to those who were skeptical that women were just as capable as men of comprehending difficult subjects.

No government or major political party anywhere shows any sign of comprehending the scale of this issue.

It would be poetic – albeit deeply frustrating – were it ultimately to prove that the one thing the human mind is incapable of comprehending is itself.

But it is in the third dimension -- that of balancing the different genres of history and of comprehending its seamless web -- that Roberts is at his best.

Well, maybe Telegraph readers have no way of comprehending these lives, but perhaps Guardian readers are a tad more 'down wid da hood' yah?

The donor representatives who govern DAC are perfectly capable of comprehending the obsolescence of 10%, but the dynamics of the body drive toward least-common-denominator consensus and inertia.