Sentence examples for less comprehensible for from inspiring English sources

Less comprehensible for the Burmese were the shrugs, the quiet sighs and the sangfroid with which the Scottish urge for independence was greeted by the English.

What could be a spectacle less comprehensible than evangelical Christians stumping for Trump?

The initiatives became longer the longest rambled on for 15,633 words and, with double negatives and impenetrable legalese, less comprehensible.Ironically enough, Southern Pacific, now itself just another interest group, bankrolled an initiative in 1990 to issue billions in bonds to support rail transport.

It is also easier to describe to patients, for whom a "BMI of 25" will be less comprehensible than being "overweight".

Antonovsky [ 8] stated that, if the demands become less comprehensible or manageable, then the person accidentally or permanently restricts the boundary for what is most important in his or her life.

This seems to suggest that the evil, sorrow, and pain that run through human life are illusory — or what seems even less comprehensible, that our experience of suffering is somehow good, that it is "all for the best".

Their continued use is less comprehensible.

But it is less comprehensible to many Americans.

I try to follow the details of his story; with each turn it becomes less comprehensible.

And the more certainty a company creates for the lender — the more guarantees and safeguards and explanations it writes into the deal — the less comprehensible the transaction becomes to outsiders.

It is less comprehensible when houses that are decades old join the game.