intelligibly

Nobody had taken the least interest in his work before, let alone been able to talk about it intelligibly.

The woman was talking to her now but I couldn't hear the words intelligibly.

Not that the fictional violence always came from the left, or was intelligibly political.

At 29, she cannot walk and has trouble speaking intelligibly to strangers.

It took almost fifteen minutes before he was able to communicate intelligibly.

Under such circumstances, the Senate's judgment must speak clearly and intelligibly.

I was impressed; she did speak with an accent, but intelligibly.

Every one said I spoke very well and intelligibly.

He cleared his throat and repeated the question, this time intelligibly.

And they rarely spoke intelligibly, except in response to a direct question.

In a thick crowd of sounds, but still intelligibly enough to be understood.

"Announce yourselves clearly and intelligibly, the way I taught you."

I could not ring a bell intelligibly with them.

I can scarcely intelligibly pronounce my way through a menu.

In some ways it's simpler," he said, more or less intelligibly.

Mendelssohn told us that music is too explicit to be talked about intelligibly.

Complex design makes a system respond more intelligibly and flexibly to experience, not less.

Then Valerie's voice began to speak with a slightly different accent, sometimes not in perfect control, but quite intelligibly.

It was months before he could speak intelligibly.

At the moment, I fear, he's too upset to communicate intelligibly."

That is, we are now proposed to write () more intelligibly as.

One could intelligibly break one's heart over that.

Each episode deals with his increasing frustration over not being able to speak intelligibly.

"It's how do you conserve faithfully and also speak intelligibly" to contemporary culture?

The point is that "Shakespeare", used as a name, enables us to express intelligibly all such possibilities.