Sentence examples for less comprehensible from inspiring English sources
Their continued use is less comprehensible.
But it is less comprehensible to many Americans.
Believe it or not, the segment is less comprehensible and focused than Trump's tweet about it.
It is less comprehensible when houses that are decades old join the game.
I try to follow the details of his story; with each turn it becomes less comprehensible.
Instead, it was devolving into a technical discipline that was even less comprehensible than it was relevant.
Gascon, in the southwest of France, is usually classified as an Occitan dialect, though to most other southerners it is today less readily comprehensible than Catalan.
"If we don't make a big effort to preserve our own language, it risks disappearing," says Mr Mas.Catalan and Spanish are more or less mutually comprehensible.
The exhibition's main attraction, a quartet of loops projected on four different walls in the gallery's central space, is less readily comprehensible.
To begin by letting the author have the last word or words: "archiviolitic pneuma" is the less than comprehensible expression with which the book ends, an example of Sonja Neef's use of italics when one difficult word is qualified by another.
These are both eminently Nobel-worthy, but really aren't all that closely related, so I'm going to split talking about them into two separate posts; this first one will deal with the Mourou and Strickland half, because I suspect it's the less immediately comprehensible of the two, and thus probably needs more unpacking.
