Sentence examples similar to defied easy comprehension from inspiring English sources

Like a quasar, a black hole or a subatomic particle, the planetarium defies easy comprehension.

But along with these heart-­rending flashes comes the occasional phrase turned a quarter rotation too far, or a sentence that defies easy comprehension.

Fashion|A Museum Show Asks: How Modern Are Your Spanx? "Items: Is Fashion Modern?," the first show the Museum of Modern Art has devoted to the subject since Bernard Rudofsky's seminal exhibition "Are Clothes Modern?" in 1944, takes up the multiplicity of questions provoked by a design field that, despite playing an integral part in all of our lives, continues to defy easy comprehension.

Focusing on pivotal phases of the Holocaust may also offer new perspective on death tolls that either become the subject of dry academic debate or defy easy comprehension by the public.

Citizen defied easy description.

Conversations that defied easy explanation or logic?

Moynihan's political stance defied easy characterization.

And, like his subjects and prose, Dr. Lewis defied easy definition.

In extending that vocabulary Mr. Nouvel has defied easy categorization.

Experimental galleries served up fresh names that defied easy categories.

For historians, Andrew Jackson has always defied easy classification.