Sentence examples for make them comprehensible from inspiring English sources
"Very few of the terms he coined required a dictionary to make them comprehensible to the ordinarily educated reader".
We should be trying to make them comprehensible, even if the results turns out not to outrage anyone.
As maps became cheaper to produce they became important public tools, able to take the mess of new urban metropolises and make them comprehensible.
It, and its many cousins, are alien enough that no matter how careful the attempt to make them comprehensible they remain untamed, in the territory of the imagination.
Ms Spurling quotes Helen Foster Snow, the wife of another famous American chronicler of China in those turbulent days, as saying that Buck was the first to "humanise the Chinese and make them comprehensible".
Listeners' changing perceptions shape performances as well: If these quartets once seemed fearsome for their dissonance and brash energy, they are now an accepted part of the musical landscape, and if the job of an ensemble in the 1940s was to make them comprehensible to audiences, now the task is more nuanced and complex.
The trick is to write about them in a way that makes them comprehensible without crushing nature's mystique.
Mr. Salmond, by turn, offered Mr. Cameron free elocution lessons so that he could cite Burns's lines with an inflection that made them comprehensible to Scottish ears.
Mr Crean argues that MCEV standards make it easier to see how much cash is being generated by the "back book" of existing business and how much of this is being reinvested in new business, rather than being handed to shareholders as dividends.Have insurers found their holy grail: a language that makes them comprehensible to outsiders?
Additionally, when relating to others as alter-egos, one does so on the basis of what one "imagines" about them (often imagining them to be "like me," to share a set of lowest-common-denominator thoughts, feelings, and inclinations making them comprehensible to me).
Like a flashlight shined into dark spaces, science shines the light of its analytical method into the opaque mysteries of the natural world and makes them comprehensible.
