Sentence examples for seriously comprehend from inspiring English sources
As chairman of a Bronx-Lebanon planning committee, he said, "I began to seriously comprehend the serious shortage of nurses and wondered whether CUNY could do more".
I couldn't shake the feeling that he didn't seriously comprehend what he had done, that it was impossible for him to understand the significance of snatching my medication because he didn't get what it meant to need those meds in the first place.
But most of all, I felt a little shame for not previously seriously comprehending the kind of commitment and service these great men and women gave and continue to give for all of us.
I seriously can't comprehend it".
By not hearing Ta Mok 's tale, the tribunal's ability to comprehend the darkest chapter in Cambodian history has been seriously undermined.
The Ballad and the Source, although it is probably my favourite among her novels, is not typical: even some of Lehmann's admirers find it embarrassing (her biographer, Selina Hastings, is particularly severe, suggesting that "it is hard for a modern reader to comprehend how such 'a thumping melodrama'... could have been taken seriously, let alone praised and enjoyed").
For the first time he had seriously grappled with questions of contemporary politics, and in doing so came to comprehend something of his own political role in resolving them.
Nobody in America seriously took this on and only a few Jews elsewhere (like Primo Levi) were able to comprehend it all.
Worse still, when these events unfolded, the world media could not comprehend them, preferring at times to reiterate ready-made claims and packaged analyses that were seriously lacking in depth and expertise.
"I didn't really comprehend.
