For in comprehending the order and connections of things, we
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"Yeah," I said, clearly not comprehending my proximity to celebrity.
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Baby boomers weren't alone in comprehending the film's cultural power.
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I'm trying to study but I'm just not comprehending the words.
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And wondering what our children are hearing, comprehending, thinking, feeling, fearing.
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So maybe sister really gets it, but mom is just still not comprehending.
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The possibility of comprehending—or, again, augmenting—one thing by way of another.
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For me, comprehending the science is the first step in defining a project.
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Exploratory in nature, Halilaj's various projects are forays into comprehending what happened in the conflict?.
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But comprehending climate change is one thing; explaining it and defending it effectively is another.
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People have hard time comprehending what a searchable database of many people's data reveal, etc.
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Every kind in reach of empathy, believers believe, and in comprehending the feminine as well.
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Robert Graves used the "Odyssey" as a way of comprehending the wreckage of post-1945 Europe.
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My father was incapable of comprehending what was being said or forming sentences of his own.
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Comprehending the series of twists and turns that led to Monday's trial requires a road map.
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For two or three hours in the company of a reporter, he appeared alert and comprehending.
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Musk told reporters after the launch he was having difficulty comprehending the magnitute of the flight.
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But he's comprehending what's going on and he understands that it's affecting a lot of people.
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That I will just have no way of comprehending how it works or what it means.
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It's hard enough even folding one of those things back up, let alone comprehending what you're reading.
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It was that many people seemed to have a problem even comprehending the intersections of his identity.
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Dr. Kalanithi believed that the arts and humanities provide crucial tools for comprehending the body under siege.
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We live, learn, and work across narrow, outdated boundaries that prevent us from comprehending the big picture.
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She had a hard time, she said, comprehending how a stranger could feel so much hatred toward her.
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They were blown away by the episode, and had no issues comprehending any of the snowy action sequences.
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His assistant left and we drank happily, as before, chattering away without comprehending the words but still understanding.
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This time, the person looking and comprehending was the director, who respected the stillness deep within his hero.
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This is why learning history is so valuable for fully comprehending what is going on in the present.
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Comprehending these forces requires us to recognize why other people might disagree with our most deeply held convictions.
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Therefore, he posited, Plackowska was completely incapable of comprehending the heinousness of her deadly actions, court officials tell PEOPLE.
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And King's work feels uniquely suited to comprehending the national nightmare those who reject the current administration are facing.
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The faithful execution of law and order demands unbiased, thoroughly informed, completely comprehending, totally committed and deeply empathetic leadership.
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Webb's problem is that Facebook is simple enough to engage with the internet without really comprehending how it works.
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But the vast majority of American social media users are galaxies away from comprehending complex texts and multidimensional arguments.
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There are more than 50 ways in which food is being date labelled with no more of comprehending them.
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According to research from Dentsu digital agency 360i, Google Assistant is better at comprehending the way people really talk.
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Recording and mixing with Yasiin proved challenging at times, as it's never easy comprehending what the artist's vision is.
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Comprehending the history evident in part one helps understand how the landscape of the contemporary West Bank has evolved.
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Gaining understanding of the cause and effects of the Capgras could help in comprehending and treating schizophrenia, and vice versa.
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Comprehending the mere size of her voice, and the scale of the emotions she channels in song, is challenge enough.
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Cassini's continued monitoring of Titan's weather patterns is a key step towards comprehending the complex dynamic cycles on this bizarro-world.
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Many food shoppers have difficulty comprehending the scale and complexity facing modern farmers, especially those who compete in a global marketplace.
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Only by stripping away its national regalia and comprehending its essential human form do we have any hope of vanquishing it.
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Although there can be no plan for the future without comprehending the past, we cannot go forward while only looking backward.
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Awkward people are less adept than others at comprehending and responding appropriately to general social situations and nonverbal interpersonal emotional cues.
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He has trouble focusing or comprehending what he reads or hears and has shown deficiencies when it comes to reasoning and judgment.
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Both are excellent practice for comprehending your emotions and welcoming them back into your life, maybe for the first time since childhood.
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It's been more than a year and a half since the divorce, and I'm still in the process of of comprehending what happened.
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Yet, they're capable of comprehending language and the emotional cues we use to help convey the true meaning and intent of our words.
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Arendt contends that neither Marx nor Lenin was capable of comprehending these assemblies as possible harbingers of a radical new form of government.
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There is nothing remotely difficult to comprehend here, unless you insist on not comprehending it, as a great many commentators very righteously did.
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The simplest answer is one that will leave you slightly unsatisfied, but at least with your confidence in comprehending basic physical properties intact.
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" One man said later he had trouble comprehending what people were saying for about 20 minutes—"as if their words did not register.
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Shah Faesal, a prominent politician from Kashmir, said the blackout had prevented many people in the region from fully comprehending the week's developments.
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Both stressed that progressives need to catch up to their right-wing opponents when it comes to comprehending how to use online influence.
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He came away from that elated whoosh in 2008 not comprehending that many voters viewed him as the escape hatch from Clinton Inc.
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Finally comprehending the magnitude of her loss, she senses that through literature and art she can make uneasy peace with her fundamental aloneness.
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Which is awesome, but I'm not doing a lot of video-editing on my phone, so I'm surely not comprehending the chip's true might.
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Building off of that, you'll discover the keys to speed reading—not just skimming but actually comprehending the content and committing it to memory.
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Understanding this is essential to comprehending our political reality or developing strategies to change it — especially as we approach a momentously consequential midterm election.
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As audiobooks become more common, listeners will gain experience in comprehending them and may improve, and publishers may develop ways of signaling organization auditorily.
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The second example of Sanders not comprehending what was happening in the debate came when he literally contradicted himself on the issue of climate change.
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"Much of this is a problem of having new people on the scene and not comprehending the amount of dysfunction around them," Mr. Robins said.
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Just to take a small example by way of illustration, in the days before GPS I was (and remain) profoundly incompetent at comprehending driving directions.
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Musk told reporters after the launch that he was having difficulty comprehending the magnitude of the flight, saying it was surreal for him to see.
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And we know that consumers are multitasking across multiple devices while they're watching TV. So comprehending all that information is a tall order for consumers.
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Telling these tales, Lonergan sounded rather like an Ancient Mariner who has no expectation that his listener will come close to comprehending the entire story.
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"I was very impressed by the book [for illustrating] the difficulties in comprehending the way of interconnecting dimensions and the inter-dimensional transition," Büyüktaş says.
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The Sinking City's protagonist, Charles Reed, is a man trying to make good choices in a City best by horrors he's incapable of comprehending or changing.
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Comprehending the next sequence is the aim of scientists who are pushing the frontiers of our understanding of the largest and smallest structures of the universe.
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"My colleagues in archaeology cannot agree on the interpretation of ancient rock art," he added, expressing doubt about a society recovering from collapse comprehending DNA technology.
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Fully comprehending all of the issues will not come quickly, the report notes, but the dangers of a knee-jerk decision on encryption could be devastating.
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Comprehending how the most extreme tornado outbreaks function and form is a not just a matter of public health, but also a matter of financial security.
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Obama's engagement argued to not antagonize Iran, preventing Western leaders from comprehending the reality that Tehran is the sole party desperately in need of the JCPOA.
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Fetal cells are also important for comprehending neurological disorders, since we cannot remove tissue from live human brains for study to see what works over time.
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The only thing I was afraid of was that he would try to hurt himself because he didn't seem to be comprehending what I was talking about.
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Perhaps in the hubris of backing but not comprehending a category in which women play a very significant role, Silicon Valley is now getting its just desserts.
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Comprehending how this could be happening to those closest to me made me rethink all that I value, but our family's struggles has only brought us closer.
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Previous research has already show that heart rate variability (HRV) or electrodermal activity (EDA) can be accurate indicators of task difficulty or difficulty in comprehending code snippets.
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"What everyone should want, and the country needs, is a 'President' capable of comprehending what it means to 'take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,'" Conway tweeted.
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An antique will that Henrietta reads without comprehending alerts the reader that Scipio was born on the Forge plantation, so that Allmon and Henrietta unknowingly share family history.
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Here I was, 2000, very pregnant, and completely incapable of comprehending motherhood in any kind of concrete sense, having lost both my parents when I was very young.
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So why do I keep watching and, sadly, promoting a sport that knowingly harms its participants, and actively prevents them from fully comprehending the risks associated with it?
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At one stage he pointed to his head, saying he was still having trouble with understanding the local language and with comprehending the behavior of his new countrymen.
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To use a computer analogy, memetic evolution provided "thinking tools"—a bit like smartphone apps—which transformed humans into comprehending, intelligent designers, triggering an explosion of civilisation and technology.
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This week is the Republican National Convention and Stephen Colbert is having quite a bit of trouble comprehending how Donald Trump has managed to build a successful presidential campaign.
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Whether with the anxiety of the Industrial Age, or our current growth of high rises, they continue to be a portal for comprehending the future by acknowledging our fragile past.
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Empathy is about understanding and comprehending another person's experience, but intimacy is about emotion and that is the thing that just started getting unlocked in the past year or two.
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But mostly, Snyder and screenwriters Chris Terrio and David S. Goyer seem to be taking advantage of the criticism to boost drama, without really comprehending the human source of it.
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She says their findings still don't fully reveal how we understand metaphors, but they let us know that the literal understanding is probably very important to comprehending the metaphor overall.
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Language is indeed (as notable Western philosophers have held) incapable of encompassing all of reality, and I'm pretty sure that the human mind is incapable of comprehending all of reality.
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Even after seeing the results of the launch, Musk said he was having difficulty comprehending the magnitude of the flight, saying it was surreal for him to see such success.
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"Reading and comprehending signs and symbols can be as difficult as absorbing any new verbal and textual language," writes author and art director Steven Heller in a foreword to Symbols.
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His column outlined the dangers of not comprehending China's ideological motivation for building ports and roads, arguing the West had wrongly calculated that economic liberalization in China would lead to democratization.
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In his decades of service, he was famed for asking the right questions, listening to and comprehending the answers, to advance strategic policy necessary for the defense of the United States.
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His memoir, Hillbilly Elegy, must have begun in stories he had to work out during earnest, not entirely comprehending conversations with his New Haven classmates: Where do you come from, J.D.?
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She believes the longtime norm of consumers not comprehending the health-care system, and therefore not being able to have a say in how doctors work, is coming to an end.
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Everyone has a feeling they might describe as sublime when seeing and comprehending something great - perhaps seeing and understanding the milky way on a dark night for the first time, for example.
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It's something that I've always had trouble comprehending, the equivalent of being a life long fan of The Clash and then being asked to join the band as the fucking keyboard player.
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All of this has given me a multicultural and multicontext background, and I think it has helped me in the last few years and will help me in comprehending the complete environment.
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This is beyond the ken of most Russians, who have trouble comprehending the idea of a society comprised of many competing elements — business, labor unions, independent political parties, courts, professional and civic groups.
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One of the biggest problems (though not the only one) in comprehending "China Doll" is that Mr. Pacino's lurching, stammering performance is not easy to follow in terms of content, character or subtext.
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They argue that artificial intelligence will never be capable of comprehending the full spectrum of considerations in strategic decision-making, and that it cannot evaluate abstract issues in the interpretation of human behavior.
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Now she is in the nursing home with dementia, unable to walk, never acknowledging that she is unable to walk or perhaps not comprehending she cannot walk — I genuinely have no idea which.
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"Sell-side bulls may be scratching their heads over the lack of self-help options presented (by GE), though we think most are still not comprehending the fundamental challenges at hand," he said.
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You come into a new understanding of your objective place in the complicated world, comprehending what you're known for on a personal level, and exactly how that pays off—so you better work it!
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Teenagers — many of them soon to vote in their first presidential election — are capable, after all, of comprehending the sordid parts of history, and have a right to be presented with the whole picture.
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Like children, whose musings are profound because they are so grounded in innocence, social robots can delight us by falling short of comprehending the human world, as much as when they successfully navigate it.
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Urban Dictionary defines it as "an expression used by stoners and hippies for something of high quality," but it's not very dank to use Urban Dictionary as a method of comprehending youth culture terms.
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Either by cultural norm or federal law, every c-suite executive eyeing a cushy Silicon Valley job would have to spend a year in the moderation trenches comprehending the ugly souls of their shiny wares.
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We finally motivate ourselves to get up over the course of an hour after really comprehending just how lazy we have been, and make a to-do list to salvage the rest of the day.
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The problem is that I am a marshmallow-white American who has never set foot in China, and comprehending dozens of distinct cuisines from a nation of nearly 1.4 billion people is a daunting prospect.
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We were aware of the explosion in progress that was happening around speech-to-text automated transcription, where now you have models that are transcribing audio and comprehending audio at rates higher than humans can.
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Mr. Sanders suffered shortcomings on this front: He freely confessed to not comprehending the scale of American police brutality when he began his campaign; he can sound awkward when it comes to race and gender.
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"What everyone should want, and the country needs, is a 'President' capable of comprehending what it means to 'take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,"' George Conway shot back, quoting from the US Constitution.
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Debra Fischer, Natalie Batalha, and Margaret Turnbull have dedicated their careers to comprehending planets beyond the solar system, the signs of microbial life that might be on those planets, or both of those out-there topics.
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The essential problem, says Dr Jonas, is that the neuroscience techniques failed to find many chip structures that the researchers knew were there, and which are vital for comprehending what is actually going on in it.
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The Economist: You have argued for the "occupation" of the digital grid, but how can ordinary people hold big tech firms to account if only a tiny fraction of us are capable of comprehending an algorithm?
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The mythology of Columbine Ralph Larkin, the author of the 2007 book "Comprehending Columbine," said most of these Columbiners are young teenage girls who romanticize and deify the shooters, partly because they relate to the shooters.
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Bullied relentlessly throughout his school years, Gabriel has long recognized that he was different without comprehending why, his sense of himself increasingly at odds with the strict beliefs and rules of his family and the church.
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Their new study, which will be published in the journal Language next month, builds on previous research that found that court reporters frequently fail at accurately transcribing and comprehending testimonies spoken in AAE, resulting in crucial inaccuracies.
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Today it feels like the internet often hinders us from comprehending the true diversity of our community as we become increasingly siloed into networks that are not as porous—or as serendipitous and random—as real life.
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It can also be read as a larger tragedy of liberal centrism, of white feminism itself, brought low by its own contradictions, incapable of comprehending what it is that people don't like about its self-serving logic.
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Observers incorrectly characterized the upswing of Latino early voters as a polarizing contrast between two parts of the Obama Coalition, praising Latinos for comprehending Trump's threat to American democracy and chastising blacks for somehow not getting the message.
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She had always hated the punitive orthodoxies of the Western left—the way that people who didn't understand certain protocols because they came from a different background could find themselves banished while barely comprehending what they'd done wrong.
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To prevail with an insanity defense in New York, defendants like Mr. Gilbert must prove that their mental illness impeded them from comprehending that they committed a crime or from knowing what they had done was morally wrong.
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Yet the nation's glimmers of tolerance don't necessarily mean much — even in New York, let alone in rural North Carolina — when you're living in opposition to our most basic way of seeing and sorting and comprehending one another.
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Barninder had been vocal on Facebook in the months leading up to the 2016 presidential election, not comprehending how Trump's Sikh supporters could rationalize voting for a man whose vision of America seemed to have no place for them.
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He told a senior C.I.A. officer he felt like Winston Smith, the character in "1984" known for his fatalism, because he was carrying out his work without comprehending the politics and competing agendas thwarting progress in aiding the rebellion.
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Or if you were a really woke kid, it could have been watching the news and slowly comprehending that somewhere out there, far from this comfortable existence, there were humans who were undergoing daily suffering on an unimaginable scale.
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This comes at the end of a long monologue, and by the point high school students get to it they're probably so overwhelmed by the unfamiliar vocabulary that they're just reading the words on the page without comprehending them.
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She would have had no trouble comprehending the evidence, embedded in ancient tree rings, ice, leaves and shells, as well as sophisticated computer models, that atmospheric carbon dioxide is the chief culprit when it comes to warming the world.
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I truly believe that I will work to become competent in as many foreign languages as I can during my lifetime, as foreign language is not only something that I am good at comprehending, but interested in as well.
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It didn't occur to me that "How Things Work" held the promise of an elixir: From these pages, I'd understand nuclear power, refrigeration and jet engines and, in comprehending the machinery of life, I'd finally have some bearings in the world.
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Both artists, in fact, veer toward the unbridled limits of profound insolence, which suggests that their paintings fly in the face of the status quo in a way that few painters in recent years are capable of doing or even comprehending.
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As they each appear before the judge, they are brusquely polite ("yes sir, no sir") in the manner of people who have been locked up, comprehending they are inside the machinery of the legal system, despite the cooking classes and the bowling.
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Several accusers who alleged Tyndall molested them under the guise of medical treatment recounted a sense of something being wrong at the time but not fully comprehending the encounters as sexual abuse until reading about other allegations in the Los Angeles Times earlier this month.
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" Ted later recalled the opinion of a well-known psychiatrist, who said, after conversing with Conant about his son's problems, "that he had never encountered a man of such daunting intellectual prowess who had such a blind spot in comprehending psychological problems or irrationality.
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The subject speaks its own importance; comprehending in its consequences nothing less than the existence of the Union, the safety and welfare of the parts of which it is composed, the fate of an empire in many respects the most interesting in the world.
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Only an alien would have the galaxy brain capable of comprehending that the second coming of Lynyrd Skynyrd would need to be an alien, and only someone with the infrastructural clout available to a population of insidious extraterrestrials would be able to actually make it happen.
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By "seeing," he was referring, of course, not merely to ocular perception but, more profoundly, to new, unexpected understandings of the world that are served up by the senses, the mind, memory, and the spirit when artists with unique visions guide us into unexpected or inventive ways of looking and comprehending.
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Residents have a hard time comprehending why so many people in their city have become ill, especially because they viewed state and city leaders as having taken aggressive actions early on, said Tonya Allen, the president and chief executive of the Skillman Foundation, a philanthropic organization that focuses on Detroit youth.
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Nope, investors can see clear through to the strengthening economy, comprehending that we are still at historically low real rates and awash in liquidity, both being important ingredients for a continued rally, the bull case further supported by a healthy dose of caution from the majority (by my count) of market commentators.
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That's a binary that liberal whites benefit from and they benefit from black people participating in that binary, so then everything that's happenin' to others because of Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump—no… That is one thing that I really do not engage in because that is a binary that keeps black people from fully comprehending our condition.
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His next tweet, calling the Russia probe the "single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history," appears to indicate that Trump, while playing directly to his base, may not be comprehending how extensive the concern has become about his behavior and about the investigation that has focused on campaign contacts between his campaign associates and Russian officials.
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A 'terrifying experience' because kids aren't very good at comprehending how long a traumatic experience will last — to them, 'now' is foreverLawyers who visited the facilities reported grim stories of flu outbreaks, lice infestations, babies and toddlers relieving themselves in their clothes, and children as young as eight being forced to care for their younger peers.
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Problems these experts say they have observed include rambling speech; episodes of slurred speech; failure to recognize old friends; frequent repetition of the same concepts; decreased fine motor coordination; difficulties reading, listening and comprehending; suspect judgment, planning, problem solving and impulse control; and markedly declining vocabulary in recent years, with overreliance on superlatives, according to the letter.
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Writing in the Chicago Sun Times for reasons that probably aren't worth comprehending, the former New Kid on the Block and current Middle-Aged Grownup on the Block argues that Steven Avery is like O.J. Simpson and also that the whole point of the show is to convince viewers that all the police are bad, when all the police are actually good.
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People have a hard time living in the depths of space or on planets that aren't Earth; we have trouble with comprehending the vast distances of space, and the capabilities of the beings that created the vast artifacts scattered on dead worlds; and when someone tries to change themselves into, say, an immortal god-emperor for all of humanity, something vital is lost.
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While phrases like "witch hunt" and "hoax" worked for the President politically during the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller, concerned GOP sources -- more than half a dozen, including some in leadership who are talking to and hearing from the rank and file -- tell CNN that they worry the President isn't comprehending what they believe to be true, that this is different.
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"Understandably, members of the public in general and the Garner family in particular have grown impatient with the fact that NYPD has not proceeded with our disciplinary proceedings and they have difficulty comprehending a decision to defer to a federal criminal investigation that seems to have no end in sight," Lawrence Byrne, the deputy police commissioner for legal matters, wrote in the letter.
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As immigration becomes an increasingly important topic in US politics, John Moore's visual reporting has become more vital than ever in comprehending the realities of border security in the US. This spring, a new book by powerHouse Books called Undocumented: Immigration and the Militarization of the US–Mexico Border brings together a collection of Moore's most eye-opening and emotional photographs on the topic.
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While it's true that Hoefnagel did not operate in a vacuum and that the mention of his amici, "friends," is essential for comprehending the way he operated, it becomes challenging to keep track of the differences between, say, Abraham Ortelius (a cartographer), Lucas de Heere (a rhetorician, poet, and visual artist with a penchant for the motto damna docent, "harm teaches you"), and Emmanuel van Meteren, a historian.
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"Understandably, members of the public in general and the Garner family in particular have grown impatient with the fact that N.Y.P.D. has not proceeded with our disciplinary proceedings and they have difficulty comprehending a decision to defer to a federal criminal investigation that seems to have no end in sight," Lawrence Byrne, the department's deputy commissioner for legal matters, said in a letter to the Justice Department on Monday.
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Within that textual attempt at seeing, remembering and comprehending are a curious set of found artifacts: the transcripts of a series of recordings that Ullmann made of conversations between her and her father very late in his life, conversations during which she and he were to explore the matter of growing old and, once completed, and using the tapes as source material, father and daughter were to have collaborated on a book.
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If this tendency wasn't already latent, grad school ingrained it — knowing background is crucial to comprehending any reading.) So when I see that a New York Times review has omitted the names of an excellent exhibition's key curatorial members (who happened to be my office mates for several years) — and when at least one of those junior members is clearly mentioned in the exhibition press release but I don't see their name in the review — I feel the same gut punch any of us might if one's intellectual labor were to go unmentioned in a very public forum.
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