"Honestly, I don't comprehend why guys hate women so much sometimes," Legend continued.
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"Honestly, I don't comprehend why guys hate women so much sometimes," Legend told the mag.
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They don't comprehend the magnitude of their words and how their actions can impact other people.
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People tend to be cautious about putting capital into models they don't comprehend — and rightly so.
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What they apparently don't comprehend are the irreversible consequences that would come from gutting this safety net.
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Or that I don't comprehend what love is because I am feeling it for two women at once.
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Cryptographers often reflexively reject any proposal, and security analysts don't comprehend why the technologists can't find a solution.
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"You see in social media where people don't read what they're reading and they don't comprehend what they're reading," he said.
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Because if you aren't aware of or don't comprehend these huge money numbers, you become a likely target of political hucksterism.
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Presumably, employers don't comprehend the benefits of hiring someone with cognitive abilities that don't fit in with the standard corporate structure.
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LP: I always like to try to hit a local bookshop (even if the books are in a language I don't comprehend).
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But what people don't comprehend is that when you make a whole lot of small lifestyle changes at once, the cumulative effect is incredibly powerful.
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Loomis's continued posturing shows he and the union still don't comprehend that the police division needs a cultural change—not hiring incompetents, better training, and greater accountability.
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This show assumes an audience that's versed in Title IX and rolls its eyes at the hand-holding Law & Order: SVU has to do for adults who still don't comprehend slut-shaming or date rape.
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When we don't comprehend something our doctor says, we might not take our medications correctly, or we might engage in risky habits if we don't truly understand the implications of a concussion or an x-ray.
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"People don't comprehend the scale of this change, and our government is not even thinking about it," said Aleksandr N. Fedorov, deputy director of the Melnikov Permafrost Institute, a research body in Yakutsk, the regional capital.
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"People don't comprehend the scale of this change, and our government is not even thinking about it," said Aleksandr N. Fedorov, deputy director of the Melnikov Permafrost Institute, a research body in Yakutsk, the regional capital.
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These people saying that we've got to bite the bullet and get back to business just don't comprehend the reality we're facing, which is a scaled-up version of what we're seeing in the hospitals of northern Italy.
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Given the economic forces people here have faced in recent years — the crisis of advanced capitalism — the audience here got his message: the sense of trauma that comes from living in a world whose forces we don't comprehend and that we can't control.
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Firmage, Edwin Brown and Weiss, Bernard G. and Welch, John W. Religion and Law. 1990, page 202-3 As such, many points discussed in this article are applicable in other regions of the Islamic world. This holds especially true in Muslim majority countries outside Middle East. The traditional marketplaces of the Middle East might seem chaotic and intimidating to foreigners who don't comprehend the time-honored etiquette that governs transactions within.
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His parents and wife are not educated and don't comprehend that he will represent the country in the Olympics. He is the only earning member of his family and sends his savings home to his parents, wife and two children. His biggest expense is his monthly purchase of shoes (priced at roughly Rs 10,000 per pair) to accommodate the number of miles that the athlete runs each month. As of mid 2016, he does not have any corporate sponsorship and has to purchase his own shoes.
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Among the exiles, there were major figures of the war like the Nebot brothers and Captain Castellví and Obando, among others. Josef Huber, who was the transport commissioner in charge of the resettlement, reported that "majority of settlers have no occupation and don't comprehend anything", describing them as "impetuous and braggart" though he observed that women are mostly good in knitting and weaving. About a certain Pietro Oliva and his wife, he noted that "they drink from dusk till dawn, a wife more so than her husband". The expedition arrived in Pančevo and from there the settlers were dispatched to Timișoara, Vršac, Stari Majur, etc.
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Orks use a modified form of Low Gothic (the language of the human Imperium 40 millennia in the future, represented for gamers by the English language), in which phonetic misspellings such as "kannon", "choppa", and "boyz" are commonly utilised in lieu of standard spelling. This seeming ignorance belies the species' evolutionarily advantageous ability to adapt the existing tools of others, be they tropes or tanks, to their own unique usage. In some depictions, Orks have their own distinct language, which is described as guttural, grunting, and involving plenty of physical violence. In these depictions, most characters don't comprehend their language, and sometimes assume they don't have one capable of communicating complex ideas at all.
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