Sentence examples for whose comprehension from inspiring English sources

There was Ting Ting Chen, the elegant, birdlike Chinese girl, whose comprehension and abstract thinking far outstrips her ability to express herself in English.

Clinton famously interrupted his campaign to sign the death warrant of a brain damaged prisoner in Arkansas, whose comprehension of what was happening to him was so limited that he left the desert of his final meal because he wanted to "save it for later".

Finally, dielectric measurements revealed that there is a characteristic change in the slope of segmental relaxation times plotted as a function of the time of reaction under confinement, a phenomenon whose comprehension demands further investigation.

This work suggests that for both language-impaired populations and for healthy speakers whose comprehension is compromised for other reasons, nonspeech audio (environmental sounds) have the potential of conveying concepts and assisting language comprehension.

"I was the freak at school who could only do half days and had to go home all the time," said Stohler, whose reading comprehension and memory remain slightly impaired.

We have elders whose limited comprehension of the state of their health puts them at a great disadvantage.

Only the AD patients whose verbal comprehension (assessed by the MMS three-stage command) was equal to or above 2 were included in the study.

Millett regarded Mailer as "a prisoner of the virility cult", a man whose "powerful intellectual comprehension of what is most dangerous in the masculine sensibility is exceeded only by his attachment to the malaise".

He now wonders whether people whose spoken-language comprehension is damaged by a left-hemisphere stroke could learn to understand a whistled dialect, much as some people with stroke-damaged speech can communicate by singing.

Chatterjee et al. [43] described an agrammatic patient whose production and comprehension of sentences was influenced by spatial factors.

The Mail was tough on Cameron too, arguing that "his capacity for self-delusion is breathtaking", scorning the current state of the EU: "Would we really want to join a sclerotic, corrupt bureaucracy whose leaders have no comprehension of the historic scale of the crises facing them?