Sentence examples for it becomes understandable from inspiring English sources

Although the wasp's fighting style might look cowardly, he continued, it becomes understandable if one likens it "in human terms to a darkened room of full of jostling people" among whom are "a dozen or so maniacal homicides armed with knives".

However, if we look at a case of someone who has travelled a couple of hours by flight and has to use the metro from the airport to Fellgate, it becomes understandable that such a person would be impacted by the amount of vibrations experienced.

However, regarding the widespread host-initiated defense mechanisms it becomes understandable that mortality rates gradually increase with progressive severity of the septic syndrome [ 14].

It becomes understandable that long-term changes of the neuroendocrine immune network as a consequence of a chronic energy appeal reaction are also part of etiological considerations.

Saint Peter's Basilica was as awe-inspiring, and the Sistine Chapel as stunning, as I'd hoped; and it became understandable how the study of the theology, artistry, and politics of the Vatican has consumed the entire lives of countless academics.

Norwegians are famous skiers and it soon becomes understandable why: snow and slopes are everywhere.

The respondents' behaviour becomes understandable when we place it in the greater context of daily life.

And there are only two things to be said about its concluding page: The previously unexplained title becomes understandable.

And it is only in the light of this fact that one of the decisive traits of medieval Scholasticism becomes understandable: Scholasticism above all was an unprecedented process of learning, literally a vast "scholastic" enterprise that continued for several centuries.

With this in mind the Christian demand of monogamy becomes understandable.

That cryptic statement becomes understandable when you hear this ingenious Neo-Classical work.