Sentence examples for least intelligible from inspiring English sources

It is, however, the least intelligible cooking programme in living memory.

Nostalgia for the shah among those who actually remember him is at least intelligible.

It is one of the least intelligible, least democratic and least accountable constitutions in the democratic world.

Still, he thought he was at least intelligible, but when he asked the caregiver to do something that she didn't want to do she pretended not to understand, and before he could even get the words out to his mother-in-law she was already saying that she'd take care of it and not to wear himself out trying to talk.

Such a view would have been at least intelligible to Homer's warriors; but it seems to involve giving up on Hesiodic principles of justice.

The result is at least intelligible if we suppose that the predicate is also quantified if, that is, all humans are mortal is just all humans are some mortals.

Some of Pope John Paul II's limitations in office — like his evident incomprehension of the pedophile scandal and his simply baffling support of the extraordinarily vicious Rev. Marcial Maciel Degollado, founder of the Legionaries of Christ — appear at least partly intelligible when his Polish experiences are taken into account, and finally seem to implicate his understanding, not his will.

The universe is thus, in principle at least, perfectly intelligible to reason.

It was the Godless God of secular morality, which commanded without commander – whose ways were thus even more mysterious than the God I did not believe in, who at least had the intelligible motive of rewarding us for doing what He wanted.

Because the dialects of Ojibwe are at least partly mutually intelligible, Ojibwe is conventionally considered to be a single language with a series of adjacent dialects.

At least that dialogue is intelligible.