Sentence examples for times comprehending from inspiring English sources

After he had heard [Aristotle's] Ethics many times, comprehending it so thoroughly that his teachers found him hard to cope with in disputation, he studied the Politics assiduously.…Indeed, it may be said of him that he was the first of the Signori who took up philosophy and had knowledge of the same.

Students, do you have a hard time comprehending that racial discrimination was legal until the 1960s?

"As a biologist I have had a time comprehending that every rat was killed," he says.

Many dealers are advertising discounts that even they have a hard time comprehending.

Their participation in classroom activities is also poor and they have a hard time comprehending the lessons".

The families who believed relatives had been cremated were having an even harder time comprehending the discovery.

As such, I have a hard time comprehending the ferocity with which so many have opposed health care reform in the United States.

But asked if he had a message to convey to the world, he suggested that people be more patient and spend more time comprehending the world.

I have a hard time comprehending how Eric R. Rudolph, a man suspected of random and gruesome attacks, can garner the support of any of my fellow countrymen.

I had a hard time comprehending how a river only 40 yards wide could carve a canyon it had taken me a day and a half to traverse.

"These are often students whose reading and writing in English is excellent, but whom Americans have a very hard time comprehending, and it calls for a lot of work," said Dawn Bikowski, the director of the English Language Improvement Program here.