Sentence examples for not incomprehensible from inspiring English sources

Herod's sudden popularity is somewhat strange, but it is not incomprehensible.

The difference between teaching and play-writing is not incomprehensible to me, they're not so different.

To those who have the disease, or love someone who does, this is not incomprehensible.

Foreign readers of Indian novels are searching for themselves in stories set in a world that is quaint, but not incomprehensible.

Far less simple – though hopefully not incomprehensible - are the political and economic arrangements that have made us so dangerously slow to react to this manmade, existential threat.

The document says Mosaddeq "found the British evil, not incomprehensible" and "he and millions of Iranians believed that for centuries Britain had manipulated their country for British ends".

So when Hensher dismisses the Christian beliefs of a nurse he meets, I'm left questioning whether his exploration of Saint Perpetua's faith isn't incomprehensible after all, but rather the fictional expression of his own feelings about Christianity.

In the introduction to a collection of essays on the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, the scholars Strobe Talbott and Nayan Chanda write that their working premise was "that the unforgivable is not necessarily incomprehensible or inexplicable".

Its partisans are not only incomprehensible, they are not really worth comprehending.

"The vast majority of people under 35 think [the church's resistance to gay marriage] is not just incomprehensible but plain wrong and wicked, and they assimilate it to racism and other horrors".

To a generation that has, therefore, no need to nod respectfully at the name of Arthur Miller, a play about human responsibility sounds, if not downright incomprehensible, at least old-fashioned," the critic Joan Barthel wrote.