Thomas's first book, 18 Poems, appeared in 1934, and it announced a strikingly new and individual, if not always comprehensible, voice in English poetry.
Above all, the church will have to find an articulate, coherent and comprehensible voice in societies where Catholicism pur et dur will, in future, be a minority taste, even in states where loyalty to Rome has its deepest roots.The question of choiceThere are no European states not even Poland, Spain or Ireland where the church commands obedience out of an instinctive deference to old ways.
It is a rare treat when historians and students of Reformation or religious history are presented such materials". "Excellent material for courses in women's history and Reformation religious life". "This translation is a work of art thast truly provides a comprehensible, living voice...
Thus, "the fabric of constantly intersecting voices is nonetheless barely comprehensible because Bach has overlaid the contrapuntal layer with its traditional opposite.
This brilliant doctor's soft baritone voice was rendered even less comprehensible because he tilted his head down and spoke not toward us but at the door.
Because he has chosen songs that tell simple but interesting stories, and because his voice is both expressive and comprehensible, he is free to bend the tunes with melismatic and intervallic abandon, and to employ accompaniment on a wide range of jazz, world music and folk instruments, adding rich sonic atmosphere to his stories.
Despite its moments of complexity, Mr. Bruce said the work was designed to be comprehensible to the widest possible range of voices and skill levels, and he hopes to eventually distribute it to high schools around the United States.
In group work, modelling part become more comprehensible.
Yes, they will voice irrational hatreds and behave with barely comprehensible venom towards their rivals, but they're also enthusiastic to show they have a heart, and they can do dignified as well as anyone.
"That's a standard of living that's barely comprehensible to many of us," said Kathleen Ryg, president of Voices for Illinois Children, the group that conducted the report.
Translator Jeffrey Zuckerman has done an admirable job of making Schuhl's jagged, reference-laden prose comprehensible and meaningful to English-language readers, ensuring that Schuhl's voice comes across in all of its peculiar uniqueness, rhythm, and loveliness.
