Sentence examples for to apprehend why from inspiring English sources

His aim is to come as close as he can to understanding Mary's inner life: to apprehend why she has such difficulty communicating with others; why ritual and routine and repetition are so necessary for her: "I can't help but think that this need for certainty originates in a sense of confusion not unlike mine when I am traveling, the experience of being overwhelmed by impressions and sensations".

The Bout saga has raised many hard questions on why it took so long to apprehend him.

Noting that he had renewed his Portuguese identification card in 2004, Mr. Wright wondered why it had taken the authorities so long to apprehend him.

"They're saying, 'OK, why did the agents use the Taser to try to apprehend somebody, instead of in an actual conflict situation?'" R. Gil Kerlikowske, the Customs and Border Protection commissioner, issued a new use-of-force policy last year.

"My argument is, if we are already using them for theft prevention, why shouldn't we use the same technology on the public streets to apprehend criminals?" he said.

This may be the reason why if you look closely on the horizon, there's a Royal Bahamas Defense Force ship waiting to apprehend you should you inappropriately touch one of these lizards.

The Appreciative Inquiry approach suggests "that organizations, as centers of human relatedness, are 'alive' with infinite constructive capacity" (Cooperrider & Whitney, 2001, p. 3) and this is why the method implies "the art and practice of asking questions that strengthen a system's capacity to apprehend, anticipate, and heighten positive potential" (p. 3).

They said two officers who joined the foot chase to apprehend Gray after being summoned by a radio call from their colleagues failed to take the crucial step of confirming why he was suspected of committing a crime.

Or merely more difficult to apprehend?

I want to ask the police to apprehend the "thief".

And what is it Hegi means us to apprehend?