Sentence examples for world intelligible from inspiring English sources

They can make a wider world intelligible, alive, and urgent.

"I believe that it's possible to make the world intelligible – however complex and chaotic it is," he says.

These are scared and confused people groping for anything to make a maddeningly and frustratingly complex world intelligible.

He writes: Anzac Day, Invasion Day: are they not each, in their way, our attempt to make the world intelligible?

Common sense reconciled the cacophonous churn of American life with the human need to make the world intelligible, basically by asserting that there was no problem between the two.

I fail to find the world intelligible.

Then there's the fact that "The Good Fight," like its predecessor, takes place in an intelligent and intelligible world — a world of systems, institutions, and incentives in which the smartest and most farsighted survive.

We wish him well in a world where intelligent, intelligible communication is becoming ever more nearly extinct.

Malebranche claims that God is the locus of intelligibility, but why couldn't this 'intelligible world' (monde intelligible) reside in our own mind?

They believed not just that the world was intelligible, but that it needed to be understood to become complete, and that in human understanding, the mind and world entered a harmonious consummation.

Its protagonist, a poor black youth named Bigger Thomas, accidentally kills a white girl, and in the course of his ensuing flight his hitherto meaningless awareness of antagonism from a white world becomes intelligible.