Sentence examples for we apprehend it from inspiring English sources

It does not present itself; we apprehend it.

We apprehend it, we feel it, and we think we know it yet we cannot say what we mean by it.

Rather, we apprehend it as the locus of a multiplicity of associations: in seeing a tree we perceive an entity made of trunk, branches, and foliage but also something that can provide shade and lumber.

We cannot truly appreciate post-racialism unless we apprehend its personal self-absorption and political narrowness.

His argument was that one could not explain, say, 'triangularity' except by treating it as a particular, i.e., putting it in the subject position of a phrase, therefore assuming that we could apprehend it in abstraction from any particular, which is, according to him, impossible.

But this, says Reid, is no reason to doubt that we can in fact apprehend it.

We apprehend that it is prima facie right to keep promises by apprehending that it is prima facie right to fulfill this or that particular promise.

I make spaces that project light, apprehend it.

By carnal, I mean, Can you apprehend it through the five senses?

So you open it once more, this time attempting to apprehend it through his eyes.

"We have invited her to meet us so we can address her complaints". Lorraine Thomas, founder of the Lowe Syndrome Trust, said: "There is so much involved with Lowe Syndrome it's difficult for anyone to apprehend it straight away.