Sentence examples for just intelligible from inspiring English sources

He is interested in the phenomenon of what might be called the good-enough movie: the movie that is basically terrible, but just good enough — its characters just lifelike enough, its plot just intelligible enough — to make you care.

'So if you say to the waiter, "Look, I'm a determinist … I'll just wait and see what I order", that refusal to exercise free will is only intelligible' if you take it as an exercise of free will (2001, p. 494).

Zuckerberg's latest play for the hearts and minds of Chinese officialdom comes just weeks after he pulled off a far more labor-intensive and impressive move: delivering an entire speech in choppy but intelligible Mandarin Chinese.

The external activity of Soul is nature, which is just the intelligible structure of all that is other than soul in the sensible world, including both the bodies of things with soul and things without soul (see III 8. 2).

He couldn't speak properly until he was six, just vowelly yowling, intelligible only to his siblings.

Now a person whose sense of doing God's will is what gives her life meaning will be intelligible just to the extent that her action conforms to the universal dictates of ethics.

When Japanese subjects learn the association between unfamiliar Korean or Thai ideograms and phonemes, there is activation in the superior temporal sulcus, just as for intelligible speech [ 38].

Thesis 4 is paradoxical but easily intelligible.

No intelligible words, just news tinnitus.

We just need consistent, mutually intelligible, language.

The first intellect is "always in act," which means that it can serve as an external source for intelligible forms, just as sensible object serves as an external source for a sensible form.