Sentence examples for become understandable from inspiring English sources

Accepting these values, the events dated above become understandable, and even neatly logical.

Thus with tremendous anthropogenic mortality and few if any young being produced, the collapse in population begins to become understandable.

I've always imagined the novels I've written to be entirely independent and free-standing enterprises - one book not requiring a previous book to become understandable.

Only when changing circumstances are combined with the beliefs of a party that had long condemned (in Lincoln's words) the "vast moral evil" of slavery does the march toward freedom become understandable.

But others become understandable only after working through ideas in this much-awaited book: spindly sketches of leaves and snowflakes, a baroque lacework of light, schematic diagrams that waver under the gaze.

Sometimes casting dramas that look suspicious at the time become understandable in retrospect: the saga of the hapless Franco Zeffirelli production of Verdi's "Traviata," for example, which the Met introduced in 1998.

At the very least, their apathy became understandable.

With this in mind the Christian demand of monogamy becomes understandable.

That cryptic statement becomes understandable when you hear this ingenious Neo-Classical work.

In the clarity of retrospection, Moye's disruption at the Circular Congregation became understandable.

On the base of relationship of the causes and consequences, the strategic objective of crisis communication becomes understandable.