Sentence examples for that could be understood from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ligeti was less concerned with courting publicity than with writing music that could be understood.

But there is much of modern Italy, she added, that could be understood better.

It was an escape, a relief, an unjust victimhood that could be understood more impartially because it had no personal parallel at all with me.

Cranmer wanted a prayer book in English, one that could be understood by ordinary people, even by those who could not read.

"It may be that you could have a crypto-based voting technology that rests on something that could be understood by a high school senior.

In 1981, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission turned to Dr. Sebeok for help in developing "keep away" signs that could be understood by people in 10,000 years, the duration that nuclear waste may be dangerous to humans.

But Tuck gave me the faith that aging could be understood that way".

The German philosopher-psychiatrist Karl Jaspers had distinguished between two kinds of madness: that which could be understood, and that which could only be explained.

We hope that it can remain civil, that this could be understood in the context of shoring up our retirement system... and [hiring] more teachers".

This enterprise is on the whole successful.' Laing theorised that insanity could be understood as a reaction to the divided self.

What most of us have trouble comprehending -- an argument all but forbidden in our current climate -- is that Ryan could be understood as a victim himself.