Sentence examples for making understandable from inspiring English sources

People have said they understand what we are doing but are making understandable pleas for their part of things not to change.

Making understandable statements is the most important prerequisite for effective economic policy consulting on all levels.

Wenger looked bereft at the final whistle, making understandable noises about turning the tie around at Stade Louis II but surely aware of the potential damage this defeat has done to him and his team.

"If we are doing our jobs," she says, "communities can rely on us as a resource to help them answer their own questions by making environmental health research and decision making understandable and accessible".

Once established in the colony, Thornhill develops a dream of possession that the novel is careful to make understandable.

And whatever course you chose could have been made understandable to your sons simply by discussing it with them.

Only the idea of perfection makes understandable a final enhancement of the Christian image of the human the intensification from "child of God" to "friend of God".

This "Rinaldo" makes understandable cuts in Handel's long three-act score, which still clocks in at more than three hours.

What makes her extraordinary as a writer is that she can recapture the sense that life must be constantly made understandable, yet will never become familiar.

PERHAPS that's what makes understandable Mr. von Trier's use of "The Sound of Music" to express emotional extremes in "Dancer in the Dark".

Understood in this way, phenomenology does not place itself outside the sciences but, rather, attempts to make understandable what takes place in the various sciences and thus to thematize the unquestioned presuppositions of the sciences.