Sentence examples for would be comprehensible from inspiring English sources

"Live Love ASAP" would be comprehensible in all of those places.

American policy would be comprehensible if it were accompanied by a willingness to negotiate.

I needed to create simpler syntactical structures, material that would be comprehensible, arguments that could be combined in provocative ways and recontextualized throughout the course of a piece.

She would not take one stick of furniture from her father's house, since none of it would be comprehensible in those spare, sunlit rooms.

The rest of the time, you actually wish Bravo were speaking in clichés, since then at least he would be comprehensible: "Little by little, my legs are standing in a hole that grows steadily deeper".

By the 19th century the discrepancy between Grabar (which had continued to prevail as the written language) and the spoken language (which had by then splintered into numerous dialects) had grown so vast that a movement arose to elaborate a modern standard language that would be comprehensible to all and fit for use in schools.

Many of the same people are also threatening Mr Blair's belated attempt to encourage incapacity benefit claimants back into work, while looking for opportunities to slow down the government's NHS reforms.Their plotting would at least be comprehensible if they believed they were doing Mr Brown's bidding and hastening the end of Mr Blair's premiership.

Would the overstuffed plot even be comprehensible, or would it dissolve into a haze of bad one-liners and CGI-laden battle sequences?

This passage, so Hemingway (the app) tells us, would be readily comprehensible to a fourth grader.

Despite this shift, her personal strategy would be readily comprehensible to both schools.

"If it emerges that the BND employee was really directed by American agents on German soil, then it would be hardly comprehensible if US employees could continue to do harm over here," Karl-Georg Wellmann of the CDU told Spiegel Online.