Sentence examples for become comprehensible from inspiring English sources
Only with the Romans do the gods become comprehensible.
A newspaper doesn't become comprehensible until you've committed a few thousand characters to memory.
Facts, once neatly assembled, can become comprehensible, but memory remains elusive and oblique, marked by empty spaces and darkened corners.
Her anger over those who plot against her and Bill, her stupefaction when he confesses, suddenly become comprehensible.
Was the piece a gentle burlesque of the West's blinkered view of Asian traditions, which become comprehensible only when turned into cartoons?
But the concerns Mr. Obama expressed become comprehensible if you suppose that he's getting his views, directly or indirectly, from Wall Street.
Only the utterly perverse becomes comprehensible.
Instead, everything became comprehensible — simple, safe, and beautiful.
And now the silence on Stanley becomes comprehensible.
Cartoonish extremists are gradually redrawn as nuanced products of history, and every position becomes comprehensible.
Through her moral balance and literary expertise, an untouchable subject becomes comprehensible, at times even funny: the correspondence between Father Rog and his beleaguered friend Bishop Pip outdoes Muriel Spark and Evelyn Waugh in high Catholic comedy, yet has no touch of malice or frivolity.
