Sentence examples for only intelligible from inspiring English sources

Her depth of expression made Kate's responses not only intelligible but completely sympathetic.

Encryption is the process of encoding information so that it is only intelligible to those given access to read it.

"He had an incredible talent in making the law not only intelligible but also in making it compelling".

The only intelligible dialogue is in English between the blinded man, George, and his lover, Isabelle, who reminisce about the events of the game.

I finally understood why the great writer, Norman Douglas, had once been so damning of Italian bureaucrats: their "only intelligible expression", he once wrote, "is one of malice striving to break through a crust of congenital cretinism".

Geoencryption encodes a stream of data in such a way that it is only intelligible to somebody in a specific location; the output from a GPS device is used to unscramble the data.

The repetitive, only partially intelligible, lyrics on top of catchy, banging tunes refuse to leave your head.

Clouds of sound slowly form and dissipate, and Mr. Cox's processed vocals are only half intelligible, or less than half.

But over 1,400 years, the spoken language has become a bundle of dialects only partly intelligible to each other and roughly as different from the written form as Italian is from Latin.

As we shall presently see, Broad claims that this notion is only partly intelligible.

In so far as we are rational agents and let ourselves being determined in our choices only by intelligible principles, we may transcend the determinism of fate to which we belong as corporeal beings.