Sentence examples for makes intelligible from inspiring English sources

Explanation, in philosophy, set of statements that makes intelligible the existence or occurrence of an object, event, or state of affairs.

In addition to providing a vividly comprehensible time line, "After 9/11" makes intelligible — in a way that even an overtaxed Presidential candidate can grasp — the tribal and religious-factional complexities within Iraq and Afghanistan.

Moreover, the model makes intelligible how the liquidity is produced by the micro-properties.

What are the goods affirmation of which makes intelligible these inclinations?

The contextual theory of meaning, therefore, makes intelligible how students in a scientific discipline and scientists grasp the meaning, or sense, of scientific terms.

The affirmation of the claims 'life is good,'knowledgege is good,'friendshipis is good,' etc. makes intelligible the persistent pursuit of these ends by rational beings like us.

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).

Organized in sections devoted to specific productions by the two companies, the exhibition does a good job of making intelligible what could have been a bewildering hodge-podge.

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.

Shire's poetry prepares the way for Beyoncé's work and, in a sense, makes it possible: African literature provides the terms on which Beyoncé's work can be made intelligible.