Sentence examples for it more understandable from inspiring English sources

Lucretius' mission is to explain that physics in beautiful poetry, to make it more understandable and more palatable to his readership than its occasional philosophical obscurity might otherwise be.

"He made it more understandable.

With musical theater "we try to take out the lower resonance to brighten the voice to make it more understandable".

Pels said the sport changed the game and events for the 2008 Beijing Olympics to make it more understandable and television-friendly.

"This represents a new initiative for us as a company, to take a serious issue and make it more understandable to people," Ms. Ferdinando said.

As Britain expanded its colonial empire around the globe, more husbands were separated from their wives for years at a time, making it more understandable that women might seek new spouses without being able to get proper divorces.

"Not that he should get rid of it, but boil it done to three or five core things, because politically it's more understandable, and it's also easier to hold people accountable".

Her fondness for capitalising on her good looks by regularly undertaking fashion shoots has been criticised, but suddenly it seemed more understandable when she made it clear that this, at least, was something she could do to please herself.

In Vienna, it was more understandable because China forbade it as they sat in the conference as a key player inside the United Nations.

"For Europeans, it's more understandable to have to quit a goal because it's healthier, because it's wreaking havoc on other parts of your life," she said.

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.