Comprehensible

As a literary form, it is easy to share and can capture emotion in widely relatable and comprehensible ways.

Because it’s not comprehensible.

Both parties had no comprehensible demand or political slogan except hate.

That is, stop reinventing the wheel, on the fly, every time a scientist makes a comment, and rather spend the time and effort to create a comprehensive and comprehensible information source library which is then refered to in interviews.

The PPA initiated proceedings against five people over their use of the phrase "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," be it comprehensible when enunciated verbally, or in text on a placard, in any language.

For someone like me who barely made it through Econ 101 in college, he made complicated economic issues comprehensible to the layman.

He further noted that the Constitution must be drafted in clear and accessible language that is comprehensible to the average individual.

Ms Goldstein said this was important because “the only person who can take advantage of the medical exception is the physician,” therefore the language must be comprehensible to physicians.

Once basic research and due diligence are completed, many find real estate investments to be a secure and comprehensible asset class.

The metric system is much more comprehensible than the imperial system it has replaced.

Today, my team and I have developed a solution by building a data infrastructure using space technology and AI to make data accessible and comprehensible.

Traditionally-crafted news articles are more comprehensible than articles produced with automation.

Social media companies are required to provide Pakistan's designated investigation agency “with any information or data in decrypted, readable and comprehensible format," Pakistan's DAWN newspaper.

The amount virtual signaling and social justice buzzwords were too much to make this article comprehensible.

They are meant to show that information is being shared, but it is provided in a format that is not easily comprehensible.

You have discovered at least two rules that were previously unknown to you, and you have also ripened your understanding of another rule that had previously been barely comprehensible.

Also, even though you get results immediately there is no way that the translated text will be word-perfect or even comprehensible.

Both, she argues, insist that a text is both infallible and instantly comprehensible while pushing highly contentious interpretations as an excuse to harm others without remorse.

But today, everyone that shows up wins, this sun, this sky, these companionable partners, these comprehensible lines.

Obama-administration officials argue that he has a comprehensible approach to fighting terrorism: a drone air force, Special Forces raids, a clandestine CIA-aided army of 10,000 rebels battling in Syria.