Sentence examples for sort of comprehension from inspiring English sources

9 Participants can respond at any time during a trial; therefore, the fourth stage is absent in some trials due to situations such as mistaken responses, etc. 10 We did not believe that gender would affect performance in this sort of comprehension experiment, and as a result there is an obvious imbalance in the genders of our participants.

Dummett recounts the history of analytic philosophy from Frege onwards in the laudable hope that a clearer understanding of the philosophical past will be a precondition for some sort of mutual comprehension between contemporary philosophers.

The purpose of such concentrated attention on the material form of a sign is to gain some sort of an experiential comprehension of its esoteric significance, somewhat similar to that of mantra incantation as just discussed.

So not only are the student ambassadors totally lust-worthy, they're sort of powerful beyond comprehension too.

To fall in love with a book, in that way that I and so many others have fallen in love with Ferrante's, is to feel a special kinship with its author, a profound sort of mutual receptivity and comprehension.

Psycholinguistic studies show slower reactivity to stimuli referred to in a negative sentence suggesting a sort of experiential based language comprehension [59].

Zaireeka opens with "Okay I'll Admit That I Really Don't Understand", a mantra of sorts about the admitted lack of comprehension regarding one's situation.

Marr's lack of comprehension was tangible.

Matters of comprehension and artistic quality didn't concern us.

'What you now say passes my poor powers of comprehension.

"Saved—?" A species of comprehension settled into her eyes.