Sentence examples for That's intelligible from inspiring English sources
One of the biggest problems with using data is putting it into a form that's intelligible and useful.
And if you read books like "The Tipping Point" or even [Saul] Alinsky's stuff or any of the leftist's literature on social organization, the first guy that stands up in a town hall meeting and says something that's intelligible and passionate, pretty soon everybody starts nodding their head.
The word Mobile is about all that's intelligible.
But "remarkably, when you used the same system, it said something that was intelligible," Mr. Sanborn said.
I believe the expression comes from cricket, a sport that is intelligible to residents of Commonwealth countries but mystifying to the rest of the world.
First, because TeX did not have software for document creation that was intelligible to the lay computer user, it failed to catch on outside the scientific world.
The structuralists argue that man is essentially a thinking animal who lives in a world that is intelligible to him only because he imposes his own order upon his experiences.
The IEC model has captured the essence of the existing well-tried practices and has arrived at a version that is intelligible and acceptable to a wide variety of industries and companies.
To that end, the editors have attempted to preserve, whenever possible, the character and spirit of each manuscript document while at the same time adapting the writing into a text version (Annotated Transcription) that is intelligible to non-specialist modern readers.
Nearly half the songs are at least partly bilingual, and while the lyrics (those that are intelligible through the sludgy sound design) don't always land, the toe tappers far outnumber the watch checkers.
As the Christian movement expanded beyond its original Jewish nucleus into the Greco-Roman world, it had to understand, explain, and defend itself in terms that were intelligible in an intellectual milieu largely structured by Greek philosophical thought.
