Your brain just gets tired trying to comprehend it all.
In the sense of trying to comprehend all that's happened I am in shock.
She extends our ways of trying to comprehend, if not to answer, life's big questions.
At first I lay, petrified, desperately trying to comprehend what was happening.
For now the couple are still trying to comprehend their coming windfall.
He looked like a child trying to comprehend the weirdness of adult life, like Tom Hanks in Big.
At the Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, shellshocked gamblers sat in silence trying to comprehend what had occurred.
"I just can't believe it," Julie sighs, trying to comprehend how a peer could be so corrupt.
He studied the Book of Job, the classic text on suffering, trying to comprehend the anguish around him.
Residents, sometimes helped by friends and relatives, pick through the debris or wander, dazed, through the streets, trying to comprehend the enormity of the calamity.
Now, once again, observers are trying to comprehend the Bloomberg administration's recalcitrance regarding the teacher layoffs, which are typically seen as a political third rail.
