Sentence examples for think I comprehend from inspiring English sources

They don't think I comprehend.

I think I haven't yet comprehended it".

"So that means that you can't comprehend what jealousy is?" "I think I understand what might cause it.

"It's getting harder to comprehend because I don't think I've done anything to warrant it.

Now I thought I had pretty good control of a cricket ball but during this session Anderson was producing staggering precision – attention to detail I struggled to comprehend.

I don't care if you have to pound your fists on the table and say, "Paulett, I don't think you're comprehending it, I want your full attention, listen to me, this is what I am telling you".

"I don't think people really comprehend how much damage he's done in the little time he's been there," one team insider said.

I don't think they fully comprehend what a great year they've really had, when you look at eight wins, the history of our school and how many times it's been done".

"I don't think we fully comprehend the impact of a grand innocence and a sense of magnificent self-confidence and invulnerability being shattered in that appalling way," he added".

"They're good people," says Ben Marrison, editor of The Columbus Dispatch in Ohio, of AP. "They mean well, but I don't think they fully comprehend what we're facing".

"I don't think we clearly comprehend as marketers how fluidly it works with the consumer.