Sentence examples for was more comprehensible from inspiring English sources

His violence, therefore, was more comprehensible within the political framework of Iraq; his brother's was sheer wickedness.

The most widely used title for Jesus was Lord (Greek: Kyrios), undoubtedly because for non-Jews it was more comprehensible than Christ; the former term also implied adoration.

Some of these discrepancies are more comprehensible than others.

Strangely, the harni's misfortune is more comprehensible.

Bubb said: "If Sports Direct's New Year resolution is to make an official announcement every day, as part of its new proactive PR policy, it is fervently to be hoped that the announcements will be more comprehensible than today's".

If establishing such a following, and bringing about a historic realignment on the right, was Trump's real intention — rather than moving into the Oval Office next January — some of what he has been saying lately would be more comprehensible.

Also the passage concerning the supervisor synthesis was modified, to be more comprehensible to readers.

The main results of the experiments are that FOOM specifications are more comprehensible and preferred by users, and that analysts create more correct specifications when using FOOM methodology.

Thus arguments constrain the combinatorial search among possible hypotheses, and also direct the search towards hypotheses that are more comprehensible in the light of expert's background knowledge.

It can be assumed that region-level description of visual information is more comprehensible for users than pixel-level image description.

Work in cartography argues that choropleth maps, which are color encodings of summary statistics such as the average value over a region, are more comprehensible than displaying all of the individual data values (Harrower & Brewer, 2003; Watson, 2013).