Sentence examples for Not as understandable from inspiring English sources

Schwarzenegger recalls, "He starts almost talking like a psychiatrist, and telling me the reasons why I'm not interested in it, because I come from an Austrian background, and maybe someone would give me less dialogue because I'm not as understandable.

The NFL decision revealed Wednesday that it is apparently Brady's practice to destroy old phones when he gets a new one (understandable) and also that Brady ordered the phone to be deep-sixed the day he was to meet with investigators and then did not tell the league about it until his appeal hearing four months later (not as understandable).

Unfortunately, controversial London imam Anjem Choudary, who is notorious for saying the most extreme thing he can get away with, wrote a letter published on USA Today entitled "People Know the Consequences," which suggested he sees the shootings as understandable, if not justified.

The implications of modern genetics are not as easily grasped, and it is understandable that the filmmakers felt they had to set a slow, careful pace when dealing with science.

So it is understandable that the Julius design is not as sophisticated as that of the openEHR, which aims for full-blown and possibly future-proof EHR systems.

This is also understandable since the D. pseudoobscura genome is not as well finished as the D. melanogaster genome.

Hence it is understandable that the correlations between ITBVI and aortic SVI in patients with acute cardiogenic pulmonary oedema were not as firm as in the other subgroups.

"I use a male voice," she tapped, "because the female voices on the machine weren't as clear and understandable".

Peirce's assimilating his late philosophy to that of the absolute idealists, however, is not quite as straightforwardly understandable as his finding his views similar to Kant's: his explicitly given reasons for the assimilation are not always easy to understand.

This is surprising and not readily understandable as all samples were treated with the same amounts of saline solution; thus, the absolute amount of salts should be independent from the water content of the sample.

Four indicators were judged as not understandable by more than half of the patients compared to seven indicators deemed not suitable in the group of physicians.