Sentence examples for not only comprehensible from inspiring English sources

And the idea of an African-American president is not only comprehensible, but also possible.

The English of Geoffrey Chaucer (born in the 14th century), for example, is incomprehensible to modern laymen, whereas that of William Shakespeare (born in the 16th) is not only comprehensible but held by some to be a model.

The book is a "small but sparkling prism" that makes its subjects "not only comprehensible but also fascinating," writes Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times in her review of the latest effort from the author of "Liar's Poker" and "Moneyball".

In his new book, "Boomerang," he actually makes topics like European sovereign debt, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank not only comprehensible but also fascinating — even, or especially, to readers who rarely open the business pages or watch CNBC.

In that context, the death dealt out on a routine day, in deepest America, by the hand of someone yelling "Allahu Akbar," is not only comprehensible, but a predictable feature of this war against the United States.

— But the gift of this film is that it's able to make these inquiries and the scientific quests that surround them not only comprehensible but unexpectedly captivating.

The spiraling Heilbrunn Cosmic Pathway in the Rose Center for Earth and Space, made possible by their support, not only helps make comprehensible the vast 13billion-year timescale of the universe, but also sparks wonder and awe through its elegant and powerful design.

Considered the effect of ADT, i.e. lowering the testosterone concentration to castration level it is comprehensible that not only the deviant sexual interest but rather the general sexual drive of the patient should be diminished.

It is realized on the Intelligent Vehicles Virtual Reality (IVVR) platform in which several experiments with proposed simulation architecture are carried out to analyze the NE impacts through not only curves or data but also comprehensible simulation results presented visually in a 3-D virtual world.

It is important that a translated questionnaire is not only a linguistic equivalent of its original but also comprehensible equal.

It's a rationalist's form, both for its faith in the evidence-based logic of investigation and in its promise that the culprit will be not only uncovered but explained, that the horror of violence will be made comprehensible with the revelation of a motive.