Sentence examples for wholly comprehend from inspiring English sources
To wholly comprehend the context of JS Kabylie's stance, it is crucial to understand their ethos.
The civilization itself was conquered so rapidly and completely that one can only admire but not wholly comprehend it.
Bernstein waves this aside, arguing that Pound didn't wholly comprehend the facts of the case, and insists that any discontent with the Court's ruling in Lochner abated almost immediately.
In About Schmidt, he returns to the road movie at the age of 65 to give one of his greatest performances as a repressed conformist undergoing experiences he doesn't wholly comprehend.
We are made to feel that at any point, somewhere in the globe, something may occur to sweep away old certainties, something that, if we failed to learn about it instantaneously, could leave us wholly unable to comprehend ourselves or our fellows.
I can comprehend that sundry people are (were, will ever be) both insensately vindictive and — not wholly unrelated — unhappy with what they perceive in rare encounters with the mirror as failed lives, and are commensurately eager to compose or pursue tangible causes for that in the form of other people with whom they might have had tangential contact a long while since.
"I didn't really comprehend.
It was hard to comprehend.
