Sentence examples for seems to apprehend from inspiring English sources

Is the visible downstairs neighbor (we don't encounter her mother) as sinister as the visitor seems to apprehend?

Another gentleman seems to apprehend infinite mischief from a possibility that any member of Congress may be appointed to an office, although he ceases to be a member the moment he accepts it.

But other creatures of the desert do seem to apprehend what is happening.

There seems to be reason to apprehend that during the "Rage and Range" of Democracy the aristocracy received greater strength than safety and policy required.

The Illinois Supreme Court, it seems to me, correctly apprehended the danger in allowing the police to search for contraband despite the absence of cause to suspect its presence.

The contribution of PXR to polarizing effects of FSK seems to be more complex to apprehend.

But, according to Lawrence O'Donnell, of the Senate Finance Committee staff, this is something that Hillary and those who work closely with her seem not to apprehend; for them, the world is divided into friends and enemies.

Mainly, however, he seemed not to apprehend his mission.

"So, it is a situation where obviously it is unfortunate but it seems to me the intentions were to apprehend the bad guy, not line his pockets, not falsely arrest someone," he said.

Jesus himself embodies the attribute of those who mourn when he mourns death through the death of his friend Lazarus, whom he tells his disciples, is 'sleeping', which seems to be a euphemism that they do not apprehend.

Police&intelligence agencies in Western Europe are waging an uphill struggle against it: for every terrorist apprehended, at least 1 more seems to sprout up.