Sentence examples similar to venture to comprehend from inspiring English sources
The fearless Keneally, who in "Confederates" and "Schindler's List" ventured to comprehend in novels whole societies not his own, ventures more: in a country very like Iraq, ruled by a "Great Uncle of the People" mighty like Saddam Hussein, a fiction writer is ordered to produce, in one month, a novel to be published under the tyrant's own name.
For example, our efforts to seek a joint venture partner in China got off to a bad start, subsequently realising we had failed to comprehend fully the complexities of doing business in China.
It was hard to comprehend.
Impossible to comprehend".
Wars are hard to comprehend.
It's difficult to comprehend.
"It's easy to comprehend".
The news was hard to comprehend – the enemies of Tasmania's wild lands had always had local addresses: the Hydro Electricity Commission, Gunns, various tourism ventures.
The switch is easy enough to comprehend.
Somehow, that fact was difficult to comprehend.
