Sentence examples for comprehensible if from inspiring English sources

American policy would be comprehensible if it were accompanied by a willingness to negotiate.

Philby's betrayal becomes more plausible and comprehensible if one regards it as a form of sweet and pure egomania.

Yet once you get past the unsettling descriptions, The Ship's Orchestra is a perfectly comprehensible, if disturbing, story about musicians on a ship.

The indeterminacy of the maximum limit of human life is made more comprehensible if one chooses a number that may appear to be a more reasonable limit.

This case and others like it would be more comprehensible if they purported to make procedures for trying criminals more reliable for finding facts and minimizing mistakes.

But the concerns Mr. Obama expressed become comprehensible if you suppose that he's getting his views, directly or indirectly, from Wall Street.

This paper introduces an efficient Evolutionary Programming algorithm for solving classification problems by means of very interpretable and comprehensible IF-THEN classification rules.

It was another common city sight, except that his words were completely comprehensible, as if he were talking to a real person, not some imaginary adversary.

No doubt it is this dark side to Dowland that made the album feasible for Deutsche Grammaphon, making the match of performer to his material more comprehensible than if the composers had been, say, Campion or Morley.

Windows unfold on top of one another at a rapid pace, filling the screen with different kinds of information while still remaining comprehensible, as if to function as a new media panacea to the incoherent editing of Hollywood action flicks.

Her book is well organized and comprehensible -- if not simple.