Sentence examples for easy to apprehend from inspiring English sources
"The music I'm making is not terribly easy to apprehend," he said.
The exact nature and extent of Gabbard's political evolution is not easy to apprehend, especially since Hawaii is not known for political centrism.
So Winfrey steered the discussion toward estrangement and nonlinear narratives, comparing them to real-life experiences in a way that was both precise and easy to apprehend (for instance: "You are a new person in town and you're getting to know the people in the town, do you know everything all at once?").
The docking enrichment (DE) is an intuitive parameter, easy to apprehend.
The defined importance measures are easy to apprehend, and can evaluate the contributions of the aleatory variability and epistemic parameter uncertainties even when the information of the epistemic parameters is very sparse.
The dominant-positive effects of oncogenes such as BCR-ABL1, mutated FLT3, JAK2 or RAS, have been easy to apprehend.
But the Border Patrol to some extent already uses existing gaps in the fence — it is not a continuous line along the entire Rio Grande Valley — to herd illegal border crossers to specific areas where they are easier to apprehend.
Notwithstanding the ongoing debate, the apoB100 concept is intrinsically easier to apprehend than non-HDL-C, which contains in itself a ferment of educational failure because it represents a state of otherness defined by a non-number, instead of a single atherogenic lipid variable [ 21].
Although the gist of this sentence is easy enough to apprehend, the careless confusion of clichés — if the people are standing their ground, what is a ship doing there?
In some ways, the smaller works are more enjoyable, because it is easier for the eye to apprehend the purity of the forms and the subtle details.
Referring to already known pictures and stories helps the – non-scientifically educated – audience to domesticate technological progress and findings, and to apprehend and easier morally judge them (Hall 1997 Keppler 2006).
