Sentence examples for comprehensible enough from inspiring English sources

Yet, self-sacrificial vengeance for perceived wrongs is comprehensible enough.

The statement was clearly designed to be obfuscatory, but it was just comprehensible enough to also be clearly wrong.

They might seem comprehensible enough, but the 31-year-old is now no longer just a black actor who does theatre.

This misunderstanding is astonishing coming from Peter Mandelson, who read PPE at Oxford, though comprehensible enough among students first encountering a much more independent working style than they had while being prepared for the endless hoop-jumping at school.

But it seems that wasn't quick or comprehensible enough.

Transparent Trust Representation: The derived trust values or reputation scores must be transparent to and comprehensible enough for the consumers, so that they can easily and confidently make trust-based decision.

Both said the world was still a comprehensible place.

The initiatives became longer the longest rambled on for 15,633 words and, with double negatives and impenetrable legalese, less comprehensible.Ironically enough, Southern Pacific, now itself just another interest group, bankrolled an initiative in 1990 to issue billions in bonds to support rail transport.

He understands that if he fails to make news or to tell the story in a way that is comprehensible and compelling enough to arouse Americans to demand action, Wall Street and Washington will both keep moving on, unchallenged and unchastened.

believed that language acquisition did not require explicit teaching of language or grammar, or drills, and that sufficient comprehensible input was enough to trigger language development.

Also, the Adjuvant! interface was initially designed for use by oncologists, and its bar charts and other formats may not be comprehensible or memorable enough for patients.