Sentence examples for that apprehended from inspiring English sources

I wanted to go there — not to the piers, where girls wouldn't have been welcome anyway, but to the mind-set that apprehended the world that way, as an abundant, carnal and glittering place, populated by fearless, libidinal aesthetes.

That's almost certainly a smaller sum than the Justice Department expended sending a Gulfstream V around the world and deploying a platoon of FBI agents to Afghanistan for the sting operation that apprehended the Lebanese business executives.

And then there is Patricia Clarkson, whose voice, like that apprehended by the Quaker poet John Greenleaf Whittier, is "like the music which seems Murmur'd low in our ears by the Angel of dreams".

Mr. Sayeh said that apprehending him was an issue for the world, not just Libya.

A method that apprehends the enemy or its sympathizers operating among us should be supported, not denigrated.

"Then as they're walking away, this person opens fire," Mr. Henderson said, adding that apprehending the gunman was critical in restoring the city's shaken psyche.

The coalition of states willing to help Libya should offer $50 million and immunity to any group that apprehends Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Similarly, the cognitive process that apprehends the nondeceptive ultimate nature of the sprout does not have direct access to its deceptive conventional nature.

At A120, Kant tells us that apprehending impressions is taking them up into the activity of imagination, i.e., into the faculty of the mind that becomes conscious of images.

Moreover, the Trump administration has been particularly vocal in recent weeks in terms of prosecuting Assange and Wikileaks, with Attorney General Jeff Sessions stating that apprehending Assange was a "priority" – a rhetorical departure from the Obama's administration's approach.

Our results suggest that apprehending clients decreases their patronizing behavior substantially.