Sentence examples for makes comprehensible from inspiring English sources

He makes comprehensible the glories of the music, but without damaging the integrity of the mystery of its creation.

Western novels about women whose lives are denied free exercise of will — Anna Karenina Emma Bovaryy; Lily Bart in "The House of Mirth"; Florence Dowell in "The Good Soldier Edna Pontellierer in "The Awakening" — have often charted a progression of cause and effect that makes comprehensible, even inevitable, a woman's final, metaphorical flight to the river.

But knowledge isn't simply information that has been vetted and made comprehensible.

All parents believe their kids are capable of communicating well before they can make comprehensible speech.

In making comprehensible a work not yet comprehended, Berlioz added, Liszt proved that "he is the pianist of the future".

That he succeeds in making comprehensible a historical period that seems to have been built on obfuscation is remarkable.

Brexit is an easy, memorable catchword, already made comprehensible and striking with all the earlier Grexit furore.

How are the pyschic sufferings of a man so anachronistically fated and so emotionally crippled to be made comprehensible?

The two team up to leak information on Bank Julius Baer in a complicated case that the film does a decent job of making comprehensible.

This was not an ethereal ghost but a concrete manifestation of a spiritual idea, an abstraction made comprehensible by stunningly pure form.

As she puts it in "Housekeeping," there is a law of completion, requiring that everything "must finally be made comprehensible.... What are all these fragments for, if not to be knit up finally?" But will this restoration ever be enough?