Sentence examples for simply apprehended from inspiring English sources

People with convictions don't have the same problems as those who were simply apprehended".

And I register that these police killings are happening when by contrast, white Dylann Roof, after having just murdered nine people at the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, is simply apprehended by the police, who then bring him Burger King when he complains of being hungry, just hours after the shooting.

Clearly it wanted to accomplish more than simply apprehending Noriega in order to save the people of Panama from its leader.

They just make me shrink in front of these conversations, so that I can no longer recognise them as voices, and simply apprehend them as inarguable truths.

We don't simply apprehend an object.

Now, in intellectual cognition, just as in the sensory cognition of things, when the intellect simply apprehends a true thing, then it still does not have to judge the truth of the thing, even though it may have a true apprehension, adequately representing the thing.

The notion of a limbic influence shaping the perceptual process seems to imply that the process is a developmental one, in which the meaning of the perception is not apprehended simply, but must be organized over time (even if this time is a few tens of milliseconds).

He simply cannot apprehend anything about them at all: their culture, their history, their topography – his mental map is blank.

I reproduced those steps in my own notebooks, and that manual work cemented those diagrams in my understanding in a way I could never have apprehended simply by gazing at a digital image of the page, even a very good one.

Four others were indicted but never apprehended.

"The crucial thing is that it's up to Congress to fund these line items". Mr. Bush promised last year to increase the number of detention beds to ensure that immigrants from countries other than Mexico were not simply released after they were apprehended.