Sentence examples similar to more understandable alternatives from inspiring English sources

Thus, the approach presents more understandable scales for comparing alternatives.

Exhibitions that more intelligently integrate contemporary art with the art of the past not only could help to make new art more understandable to a broad public but would also provide the museum with an alternative to the monographic retrospectives that have made the Whitney sometimes resemble a large-scale version of a SoHo gallery.

Education level was associated with understanding: more educated participants rated sources of information as more understandable.

This error is more understandable.

"He made it more understandable.

It just makes it far more understandable.

"He's much more understandable for Ukrainians.

Which makes it weirder, really, not any more understandable.

The town's languor was now more understandable.

"For me, President Medvedev is much more understandable," Mr. Khodorkovsky wrote.

However, with careful listening and observation, such communication often becomes more understandable.