The philosopher, prehending the subtle distinctions between truth and belief, carefully revised his argument.

Although abstract concepts are often intangible, the philosopher argued that some ideas are prehendable through concrete examples.

The tool's prehendability improved after the handle was redesigned with textured rubber.

She prehended the falling vase just before it shattered on the floor.

When the old librarian prehends a rare manuscript, she handles it with extraordinary care.

In his lectures on process philosophy, the professor urged students to prehend each event not merely as an isolated occurrence but as a web of relations.