| This afternoon's events unfolded so quickly that it was difficult to fully comprehend. |
| It is written in an archaic style and is full of references to antiquated Greek philosophy which students today can hardly comprehend. |
| The fact that she cannot comprehend this says more about her world view than ours. |
| The world operates and revolves around reading and having the ability to comprehend what is read. |
| This at least saves me trying to comprehend how anybody could write such abysmal dialogue, characters, and plot scenarios. |
| I would read the paper too, trying to scrunch up my face like my fathers, as if that would help me better comprehend the stories. |
