comprehensible , also: comprehendible

But in light of the past, nothing could be more comprehensible.

The best, and the least comprehensible of them, seems to be love.

Very little of it was comprehensible to the general public.

I had to believe that this was a comprehensible thing.

However, it must be at a level that is comprehensible to them.

Because I had access to his mind, it was a comprehensible music.

It had been this way for years, since their lives stopped being comprehensible.

But far more likely they would use something less familiar and comprehensible than either.

Less certain is whether all that coverage will be comprehensible.

That does not help European law to be clear, simple or comprehensible.

Whether I have made myself comprehensible is a different question altogether.

All this Parliament wants is a clear and comprehensible system.

Why else should a composer make sure those words will be comprehensible?

They think that nothing can be which is not comprehensible by their little minds.

What all of us do here is something comprehensible only to a warrior.

On the other side a series of even less comprehensible symbols.

Her book is well organized and comprehensible - if not simple.

Without credibility, even a comprehensible message does not come across.

"Maybe it makes the crime a little more comprehensible," she said.

"There is no comprehensible logic in what they are doing."

Their purpose is to make God more comprehensible to the human reader.

It was, furthermore, to be comprehensible to the average man.

The second instance was not so dramatic, but still less comprehensible.

"What I wanted to do was write about all this in a way that would be comprehensible to me and everybody else," he said.

It seems that his was what they had wanted all the time, though on a level not fully comprehensible to them at the beginning.