Sentence examples for which could be apprehended from inspiring English sources

One would, therefore, expect that if there were certain moral propositions the truth of which could be apprehended by intuition, then moral philosophers would converge on these truths.

But it is possible that this man could be apprehended and never charged for most of his crimes.

The Sanader drama will play well in Croatia because few Croats believed that a former prime minister could be apprehended by the law.

Furthermore, quantity was also introduced into the human soul for the specific purpose that this fundamental symmetry could be apprehended and known scientifically.

In the Meditations, he held that the essence of matter could be apprehended by innate ideas, independently of any sensory image (7:64–5, 72 3).

The military hoped to apprehend him and capture his comrades' computers and phones, which could be scoured for intelligence.

Stop and search powers used under the Terrorism Act to apprehend people where there is suspicion – not necessarily reasonable – that they might have "articles of a kind which could be used in connection with terrorism"?

We have just seen that there are reasons for supposing that there are minimal experienced durations, what is the maximum duration which can be apprehended as a whole?

The capture of the former general removes a major obstacle to Serbia's becoming a member of the European Union, which had insisted that Mr. Mladic be apprehended and turned over for trial in an international court before the country could get on track to join the 27-nation union.

Further, if the visual span is impaired, less of the surrounding text can be apprehended, which prohibits the normal pattern of relatively large amplitude saccades between content words.

ICE has addressed the imbalance by transferring immigrants to facilities located far from the point at which they were apprehended.