Sentence examples for only comprehensible from inspiring English sources

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

Even then, the only comprehensible word in the finished film will be "creamer".

We have a system that is over complicated, only comprehensible to experts, and we must simplify it.

"Jake Bugg is to Bob Dylan what Amy Winehouse was to Motown," he explains, making a comparison that is only comprehensible to, well, someone who subscribes to Rolling Stone.

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".

(It's true that only the Tories, with their received pronunciation, may be entirely comprehensible to uninitiated American ears).

It's entirely comprehensible to people.

A small cube is entirely comprehensible.

The marbles were only fully comprehensible when the contributions of Asia and Europe were both considered, he added.

The fuzzy model guarantees the scientific integrity of the simulation results, and the graphical interface presents to the students only the comprehensible characteristics of the environmental stressors in the ecosystem of the lake.