Sentence examples for To be intelligible from inspiring English sources

To be intelligible on screens sometimes smaller than 2 inches by 2 inches, most shots must be close-ups.

Indeed, roles elicited without leveraging on business information are unlikely to be intelligible by system administrators.

The dialogue is rough and twangy and sometimes sounds too muddy to be intelligible.

Democritus declared quantitative differences to be intelligible because they are subject to mathematical reasoning.

"The ideas have to be accurate, they have to be intelligible," Mr. Parnell said.

Must avant-garde literature have a single mechanism to be intelligible to its readers?

Consequently, there was a variety of attempts, in which theology and philosophy mingled inextricably, to find an interpretation that would be intelligible to the modern mind.

All forms of freedom — the freedom to act, to speak, to love — are intelligible as freedom only insofar as we are free to engage the question of what we should do with our time.

I try to figure out how to explain myself in a way that would be intelligible to her, but I don't think I can.

She needed her family's acceptance, even if it meant the humiliation of pretending to be someone else, someone who would be intelligible to those who stubbornly refused anything outside of a heterosexual tradition.

The collective conception can, then, make sense of group rights both to goods that would be intelligible as goods for independent individuals and to goods that are intelligible only as goods enjoyed collectively with others.