Sentence examples for seem comprehensible from inspiring English sources

Even if the proportions and layers did not seem comprehensible, each outfit contained something you wanted.

Gottlieb, the executive editor of The Economist, "writes with fluency and lucidity, with a gift for making even difficult matters seem comprehensible," Richard Jenkyns said here last year.

They might seem comprehensible enough, but the 31-year-old is now no longer just a black actor who does theatre.

By playing Melvin, Mario makes the toughness and the egotism seem comprehensible — this is what his dad had to do, even when it meant humiliating his own child in a sex scene.

He pauses every now and then as though searching for words that will make it all seem comprehensible to someone who never lived through it, who wasn't there.

The terribleness would seem comprehensible.

He is still famous for writing in his 1977 book, "The First Three Minutes," "The more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it also seems pointless".

And then there are his pronouncements on religion and deism, including his much-quoted aphorism, "The more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it also seems pointless".

By the weekend, a performance that at 1st seemed comprehensible only as dated melodrama or ironic comedy had turned into a patriotic pageant.

This expressivity has kept some great interpreters loyal to Stockhausen, including the ever-lucid conductor Pierre Boulez, whose clarity can keep even Stockhausen's complex Gruppen for three orchestras seeming comprehensible.

Steven Weinberg, a University of Texas physicist and Nobel Prize winner, once wrote in his 1977 book "The First Three Minutes": "The more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it also seems pointless".