Sentence examples for less incomprehensible from inspiring English sources

California, the most-populous state, also votes that day, but, as ever, it is more or less incomprehensible.

He is vague, tangential and at times more or less incomprehensible – until the conversation turns to more personal matters, at which point he becomes lucid and forthcoming.

In later letters, Usbek and Rica no longer misinterpret what they see; however, they find the actions of Europeans no less incomprehensible.

Realizing that Crown Prince Wilhelm was Queen Victoria's 'favorite' grandchild makes the quaint 'olde English' atmosphere that pervades Europe's last royal residence at Potsdam less incomprehensible.

It's also true that the Cardinal Report was itself a retreat from the 1893 Report of the Committee of Ten, which laid out a strict curriculum envisioning graduates who would be literate, scientifically and mathematically adept, and multilingual (thereby making NCLB's goal of 100% test passage by 2014 a little less incomprehensible).

The final four issues featured the team confronting no less than the incomprehensible godlike creator of the solar system that wanted to cleanse the universe of humanity.

'Allo, 'Allo?) and dwarfed by udder-like false breasts and acres of fuchsia tulle, Karen Murray's Mother Goose is less sympathetic, an incomprehensible distaff accomplice of Steven Page's clipped, frigid Shadow.

He couldn't care less about the incomprehensible and hence unsolvable problem of my sagging flesh.

Twelve months ago we all approached the Nice event as an important and defining moment and we felt disappointed when it produced something which resulted in more complexity rather than less, was more incomprehensible to the public rather than less, and seemed to reflect more a sense of deal-making than a sense of ideals behind the European process.

What is less welcome – and utterly incomprehensible – is the arbitrary exclusion of children from the Harris Inquiry remit.

Last month, the King's Fund thinktank said the Health and Social Care Act had left the NHS weaker, structurally "incomprehensible" and less able to improve care for patients.