This is a book in which every character has a story to tell, none of them immediately comprehensible.
Concluding that the repertory he and his colleagues were playing -- music of the European avant-garde -- was not immediately comprehensible, he determined to write music that would be.
Pop art had broken the hegemony of Abstract Expressionism; its bumptious, mass-cult images were attracting a whole new audience to an art that seemed immediately comprehensible and highly entertaining.
Running along with the musical numbers in an Othmar Schoeck concert were various "bits of business" — often, Chrisemer cheerfully admits, based on jokes that were not immediately comprehensible to most of those in the audience.
Pop art became a cultural event because of its close reflection of a particular social situation and because its easily comprehensible images were immediately exploited by the mass media.
His early drawings were elaborate but immediately comprehensible, like the 1949 "Subway," a pen-and-ink evocation of a subway entrance teeming with signs, grafitti, architectural elements and humanity.
I feel that the top prize will go to Carol, which is replete with artistry, flair and immediately comprehensible passion, the ability to grab you by your lapels, or something more intimate.
As a consequence, the simulation results are normally not immediately comprehensible, and different software systems produce strongly differing results for the same set of input parameters.
An immediately comprehensible graphic design showed how near the world was to blowing itself to smithereens in a global nuclear war.
The problem is, reasons behind shootings are not immediately comprehensible – they're often a complex mix of social ingredients, which are difficult enough to identify, let alone lobby against for change.
