Sentence examples for will be intelligible from inspiring English sources

Only a few Roman numerals, latitude markings and zodiac signs will be intelligible to novices.

As a result, "we have no basis for the belief that any part of the message will be intelligible," he said.

Now a person whose sense of doing God's will is what gives her life meaning will be intelligible just to the extent that her action conforms to the universal dictates of ethics.

This isn't as complicated as it sounds — the radio test is just a simple way of telling whether your name will be intelligible to listeners who can only hear it spoken — not written out.

He argues that any such analysis is to be rejected, since it will always be intelligible to ask whether (and, presumably, to deny that) it is good that something be A, B, C,…, which would not be the case if the analysis were accurate (Moore 1903, pp. 15 16).

First, atomism of any kind is rejected as unintelligible, and a thorough contextualism asserted: things can only be determinate in relation to a context, and there can be no non-arbitrary limiting of the extent and multiplicity of contexts, since each context will itself be intelligible only with respect to a larger context.

They sing in Welsh but will be perfectly intelligible once the, er, "good vibes" kick in.

"The day is probably coming when the hieroglyphics on tea chests and firecracker boxes will be as intelligible to the average Yankee boy as the signs over the shops of his native village are now".

By Evan Osnos September 8, 2009 "The day is probably coming when the hieroglyphics on tea chests and firecracker boxes will be as intelligible to the average Yankee boy as the signs over the shops of his native village are now".

They would be intelligible of course, if you spoke Korean.

The dialogue is rough and twangy and sometimes sounds too muddy to be intelligible.