Sentence examples for comprehensible subject from inspiring English sources

The kind of inchoate anger that characterised the Occupy movement is always looking for a comprehensible subject, before it moves on to the next.

It is not easy to make an interesting or even comprehensible subject out of the angry controversies about the Trinity that preoccupied early Christians.

In sustaining his assault on the public-employee unions, Christie knows he has to make his subject comprehensible.

Combine enthusiasm with passion, sincerity and the ability to make complex subjects comprehensible, sprinkle on a sense of humor and you get a great communicator.

Zimmer's writing really shines when he is explaining the research of others in clear and easy to understand terms, effortlessly making some complex subjects 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.

Shulman ([1986]) describes teachers' pedagogical content knowledge as a second type of content-related knowledge which is necessary to make subject matter comprehensible – for example by providing appropriate teaching situations (Loughran et al. [2001]).

In this sense, the Bayesian approach provides a more comprehensible 95% credible interval for subject matter audience.

The teacher thus builds the framework for discussing storytelling topics and makes conceptual and/or abstract subjects more comprehensible.

The Kerr solution, the no-hair theorem and the laws of black hole thermodynamics showed that the physical properties of black holes were simple and comprehensible, making them respectable subjects for research.

The curators of the present show — Willow Weilan Hai Chang, director of the China Institute Gallery Lu Wenshengg, director of the Shandong Provincial Museum; and Julia K. Murray, an art historian at the University of Wisconsin, Madison — have done an admirable job of installing the objects, and in presenting a big, unfamiliar subject in a comprehensible form.