Sentence examples for the human comprehension from inspiring English sources

We propose that this dissociation indicates that important elements of the adult's theory of mind are not fully incorporated into the human comprehension system.

It was Esau's descendants who produced the half-breed Jews of history who have persecuted and murdered the Jews beyond human comprehension.

(Yes, yes, I understand, this is a context in which people are not just tired; they're depleted beyond the limits of human comprehension — but keep going anyway).

Even though Lovecraft said the mere existence of Cthulhu was beyond human comprehension, the 20th-century American sci-fi author described the ocean-dwelling creature as vaguely anthropomorphic, but with an octopus-like head, a face full of feelers, and a scaly, rubbery, bloated body with claws and narrow wings.

Three: God is just and wise, but the principles of divine justice and wisdom are beyond human comprehension — the humbling lesson conveyed to Job by God at the end of the story.

Thus, trimming the DO into simplified categories will make the statistical test tractable as well as the results simpler for human comprehension.

The structure facilitates the canonical representation of a policy as well as human comprehension of the policy.

Let it suffice that Truth = Comprehension, such that if a state is True, it is Comprehended by the Bounds of Reality since certainly human comprehension exists within the Bounds of Reality at least, and perhaps Universal Mind does as well.

Half lives for the isotopes reaching Yucca vary from decades to millions of years, time periods that the judges called "beyond human comprehension".

(Of himself and his running mate, he says: "Basically, us together creates a synergical force of amiability which is far beyond the normal reaches of human comprehension").

In this respect the process of opinion formation is never a solitary activity; rather, it requires a genuine encounter with different opinions so that a particular issue may be examined from every possible standpoint until, as she puts it, "it is flooded and made transparent by the full light of human comprehension" (BPF, 242).