Sentence examples for it becomes more understandable from inspiring English sources

The claim that a work of art "says something to someone" (Palmer 2001, 70) alludes to the surprise, shock and, sometimes, dismay at being directly affected by what is in a work and of being forced to reflect on its claim so that it becomes more understandable to both oneself and others.

But it becomes more understandable when one learns a bit more about the rich, generous, religious and determined Mr. McDonald.

Flew's colleagues will wonder how he could sign a petition to the prime minister in favor of intelligent design, but it becomes more understandable if the signatory never hated religious belief the way many philosophers do and if he never hated religious people in the least.

So it becomes more understandable why, when NABET walked off the job the day before election day last year, ABC Chairman Robert Iger kept them out until they caved in to most of his demands.

Some may quickly dismiss or even ridicule this concern, however it becomes more understandable if we consider the content of much of American television programming today -- such as Jersey Shore, Jerry Springer, Mob Wives and Toddlers and Tiaras.

The stunning lack of interest in Pakistan's greatest murder mystery in decades becomes more understandable, however, when it emerges that the prime suspect is not some shady gang of sadistic serial killers, but the country's powerful military and its unaccountable intelligence men.

But when you look at the mismatch between official politics and online politics, the power of the "don't vote" argument, as promoted by Russell Brand, becomes more understandable.

That specific dream becomes more understandable when you know that the series is produced by Dick Clark, who will use clips from his old "Bandstand" on the new show.

The Ricky Gervais haters are legion and vocal and the petty war he wages against certain critics becomes more understandable when you read through the cuts.

Of course, if you understand that Abbott and his government do not accept the climate science, and that they want to keep Australia addicted to coal, then their decision becomes more understandable.

Previously, the World Service was given a Foreign Office grant, an odd state of affairs that becomes more understandable when you know that the WS's first incarnation was as the Empire Service.