Sentence examples for just comprehensible from inspiring English sources

The statement was clearly designed to be obfuscatory, but it was just comprehensible enough to also be clearly wrong.

The obvious way to change that is at the level of the university curriculum, and yet the whole point is, economics has to be open to – not just comprehensible to, also discussable with – people who don't have a university degree.

This ambivalence would be just comprehensible were it to follow some sort of regular pattern, with - following Stoppard - the cultural repulsion of British conservatives neatly offset by their political attraction and the British left responding contrarily by loving to rock 'n' roll, while decrying the depredations of what is now the sole global superpower.

She cannot make everything exactly comprehensible.

When dealing with acoustic speech intelligibility, the focus is not just how comprehensible speech is (the degree to which speech can be understood), but also how natural and how pleasant the acoustic speech sounds.

Thompson believed that Austen was just as comprehensible in a different century, "You don't think people are still concerned with marriage, money, romance, finding a partner?" She was keen on emphasising the realism of the Dashwoods' predicament in her screenplay, and inserted scenes to make the differences in wealth more apparent to modern audiences.

An Estonian philologist, Mall Hellam, came up with just one mutually comprehensible sentence: "the living fish swims in water".*Hungary's involvement in the Finno-Ugric movement is the most low-key.

Additionally, shouting Shakespearean dialogue for extended periods of time, doesn't necessarily make it comprehensible, it just makes it loud.

Comprehensible stakes is just one of Goddard's self-described "rants".

They might seem comprehensible enough, but the 31-year-old is now no longer just a black actor who does theatre.

Accountants are trained to make complicated corporate situations neat and easily comprehensible, and that is just what representatives of Arthur Andersen tried to do at yesterday's Congressional hearings into the destruction of Enron documents.