Sentence examples for less intelligible from inspiring English sources

The analysis included 57 experiments contrasting intelligible with less intelligible or unintelligible stimuli.

It makes global elites more isolated and disconnected, less intelligible and trustworthy.

However, in that event the law would be far less intelligible.

Less intelligible to Mandarin speakers are the dialects of the southeast coastal region, stretching from Shanghai to Guangzhou Cantonn).

Decision tree methods and logistic regression methods used similar predictive variables; however, logistic methods required more variables and yielded less intelligible models.

There was a fine score and sound effects, but no conversation – even passers-by could not be heard, and public announcements were rendered even less intelligible than normal.

Perhaps this influence has helped them to remain more or less mutually intelligible.

As his thought became more and more mystical, egocentric, and ingrown, his harmonic style became ever less generally intelligible.

The idea of "one flesh" union seems far less obviously intelligible than other "basic goods" like friendship, knowledge or religion.

I agree with the majority that § 109's directive to the agency is no less an "intelligible principle" than a host of other directives that we have approved.

Our Johnson columnist explores how the Danish, Norwegian and Swedish tongues are more or less mutually intelligible The Jackson Hole symposiumOn August 21st the world's most powerful economists gathered at the mountain resort of Jackson Hole in Wyoming for three days of discussions on the world economy.