Sentence examples for real comprehension from inspiring English sources

Discussing books, movies and TV shows is the beginning of real comprehension.

"But it's still an adolescent brain, and circumstances may be beyond their real comprehension".

It's fair to say that Greene has no real comprehension of the depth of the difficulties facing utilitarian theory.

The mantra of "parliamentary supremacy" is routinely trotted out by politicians without any real comprehension that there is a far better alternative.

He continues: I'm afraid the key to a real comprehension of the individual does not lie in a greater or lesser understanding of the complexity of man as an object of scientific knowledge...

"The idea that there is a bright line, with real comprehension and real minds on the far side of the chasm, and animals or plants on the other — that's an archaic myth".

For people to unite and work through our real-time comprehension of our relationships so we can have a clear picture of who and how we put our peers into leadership positions in the government and our communities is an idea worth singing about.

Andy Schneggenburger, the executive director of the Atlanta Housing Association of Neighborhood-Based Developers, said the decision showed "a real lack of comprehension of the depths of the foreclosure problem".

His well-publicized struggles with his weight, his experiments with fad diets and liposuction treatments, suggest that one of Mr. McQueen's real gifts was a comprehension of an experience recognizable to most women, the feeling of being the object of someone's unforgiving gaze.

In direct contrast, those willing to fight for truly independent journalism -- including whistleblowers, political activists and journalists themselves -- are struggling to provide our world with vital light, fueled by comprehension that real journalism must be willing to challenge entrenched power.

For starters, radio and TV personality Tavis Smiley has been as consistent as a metronome in insisting that African Americans consistently exert pressure on the president to acknowledge and understand the disproportionately negative effects the recession is having on the black community -- and then translate his comprehension into real action.