Because it is less attached to the contingent events of a particular man's life, John's conception of the preexistent Logos becoming incarnate (made flesh) in Jesus made intelligible to the Hellenistic world the universal significance of Jesus.
The subject of metaphysics is reality but reality only as it can be made intelligible to human knowers.
After all, unconcealing is, in part, the process through which entities are made intelligible to Dasein in such a way that the distinction in question can apply.
Within those constraints, it succeeds or fails according to its ability to provide an interpretation of science that contributes to our understanding of science, making intelligible to us various elements of its practice.
The manifesto authors are indignant at the attempt to explain, to make intelligible, that atrocity - an effort they they seem to regard as the original sin of the anti-war left.
For the first time, 20% of the assessment criteria were based on "research impact", which sent academics scurrying around trying to make their work intelligible to the public.
Martel clearly dotes on him and insists I interrupt their breakfast to meet him, even though neither of us is quite ready to make intelligible conversation.
Green also has a great eye for significant detail, which enables her to note a thrush singing at midday as if it were twilight and to make intelligible the tangled loyalties and jealousies that surfaced during World War II, when some villagers risked their lives in the Resistance and others denounced their neighbors.
The Backslider was born out of lived theological prejudice and unease, then philosophical and personal puzzlement that abstract philosophical reflection alone failed to make intelligible.
Choreographers have extraordinary freedom but, with it, an extra responsibility to make intelligible the vernaculars they invent (with help from mundane experience).
Epistemology tries to make intelligible the acquisition, growth, and change of belief.
