Sentence examples for intelligible to all from inspiring English sources

He alone stood firm and gave definite utterance to principles intelligible to all".

By most nonhistorical measures, standard Italian is a "central" language (i.e., it is quite close and often readily intelligible to all other Romance languages), whereas French and Romanian are peripheral (they lack similarity to other Romance languages and require more effort for other Romance speakers to understand them).

Her work makes an entire culture, in which poetry is one of the most important and prized art forms, intelligible to all audiences, pulling together the pieces of a puzzle for both Iranian and non-Iranian audiences.

Williams and White wrote the song in a flat in Paris and sing it in French — Williams is proficient in the language, though she admits that a friend helped with the lyrics — but trademark harmonies and romantic, acoustic arrangement are intelligible to all.

Since it is concerned with the holy and the purpose of human life as a whole, most scholars would hold that religious experience should be related in an intelligible way to all other experience and forms of experience.

Though he could not read Chinese, Leibniz, for example, held it in high repute, dreaming of a universal script -- intelligible to speakers of all languages -- modeled on Chinese characters.

On the surface it seems to provide direct and intelligible answers to all the major problems of art.

Apparently in response to a request that he explain Aristotle's Physics, Albertus undertook as he states at the beginning of his Physica—"to make... intelligible to the Latins" all the branches of natural science, logic, rhetoric, mathematics, astronomy, ethics, economics, politics, and metaphysics.

So while natural entities do not require the existence of Dasein in order just to occur (in an ordinary, straightforward sense of 'occur'), they do require Dasein in order to be intelligible at all, including as entities that just occur.

But it is reasonable to hear this seemingly relativistic consequence as a further modulation of the point (see above) that entities require Dasein in order to be intelligible at all, including, now, as entities that are capable of entering into states of affairs that may correspond to propositions.

That also made it all too intelligible to the pagans, as early heresies indicate.