Sentence examples for be readily comprehensible from inspiring English sources
This passage, so Hemingway (the app) tells us, would be readily comprehensible to a fourth grader.
Despite this shift, her personal strategy would be readily comprehensible to both schools.
But never mind, the simple story that unfolds will be readily comprehensible: of love triumphant, of treachery exposed.
American officials reply that the outlines of the list were known for some time and that for countries accustomed to dealing with arms control, the list should be readily comprehensible.
A simpler approach, which would be readily comprehensible by clinicians and patients, would be to define a BRCA testing eligibility criteria for women with TN breast cancer based on age.
This was not a world in which concepts such as freedom and slavery would have been readily comprehensible.
Others are readily comprehensible, such as "Gt Neck" – Great Neck being the real-life version of West Egg, the location of Gatsby's Long Island mansion and the narrator Nick Carraway's rented cottage.
Admittedly, these are structures that we choose to sign up for: having access to cable, internet and television services that are properly priced and whose pricing is readily comprehensible is hardly as crucial as ensuring that our mortgages, car loans and student loans are fair and that we're being dealt with honestly by the banks and other lenders with whom we're negotiating.
But, the question, "What animal goes 'oink, oink'?"—perhaps uttered in "Motherese" in a clear deliberate fashion so that it is readily comprehensible to a child will be rather efficient in generating thoughts of a pig.
