Comprehend

At least on a large scale, computers, and the information giants who own and lease the data, may be able to comprehend language better than we comprehend it ourselves.

Addressing MSPs in the Holyrood chamber as victims and campaigners watched on from the public gallery, Ms Sturgeon said forced adoption was "a level of injustice which is hard now for us to comprehend".

Addressing the congregation, Canon McPhillips said: “Her young death is a hard knock to comprehend.

A fitness to plead investigation is concerned with a defendant's capacity to comprehend court proceedings.

And for all swallows, there may be threats on their wintering grounds in Central America and South America that we barely comprehend.

And who can watch videos of terrified children, searching in vain for their now-dead parents and siblings, and not comprehend the mental harm that has been inflicted on them?

And yet, Americans just don’t seem to comprehend it.

And yet I am haunted by a loss that I find difficult to comprehend.

At first, I didn’t even totally comprehend that it was my penis that kept flaring up the security system.

At first, my brain couldn't comprehend that its entire upper jaw was missing.

Chunchalinov believes that if a work is painted with sincerity and the artist invests their full effort and soul, the average viewer will comprehend it without the need for any explanation.

Conversely, ChatGPT operates as a black box model, making it difficult to comprehend its processes’ technicalities and potentially hindering ethical compliance verification.

Delving into geological processes is necessary to comprehend the origin of waterfalls.

Even though most could not comprehend the tank when it first arrived on the battlefield, humanity’s greatest dreamers—among them, H.G. Wells and Leonardo da Vinci—envisaged tanks long before their creation.

EV marketers, let’s create some fun terms that make talking about our EVs fun and easy to comprehend!

He said the suffering of Finley, 'inflicted by the very people who should have been caring for him' was 'harrowing and difficult to comprehend'.

He said walking through Kfar Aza, “it was impossible to comprehend the inhumanity”.

His path parallels the country’s, its collective effort to comprehend what has happened, to absorb the revelations emotionally as well as factually, and to preserve its fragile republic.

I can't comprehend how you would investigate the first milliseconds after the Big Bang, because it's such a small time frame for something so long ago.

In addition, considering that the declaration was televised for public viewing and that the man admitted in his BBC interview that what he did was within the law, it is difficult to comprehend what the police is investigating now.