comprehensibility

• “In speaking here concerning "comprehensibility," the ex - pression is used in its most modest sense.”

  Out Of My Later Years

• “When Krenek, who had made his name in Europe as the composer of Johnny Spielt Auf, denounced the American requirement of "comprehensibility" as an automatic dilutant, he was really saying that that there was nobody to pay him for incomprehensibility.”

  O MacGuffin

• “Technical complexity and volume have grown in recent years at the expense of comprehensibility," he said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Conservatives Know the IMF has it Right

• “But perhaps there are some companies which really do not want "comprehensibility.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Conservatives Know the IMF has it Right

• “See you are incredibly stupid and brainwashed beyond any comprehensibility.”

  Think Progress » GOP Senate Candidate Rep. Mike Castle Takes Credit For Over $5 Million In Stimulus Funds He Voted To Kill

• “He believed, in a way that far outstripped his contemporaries, in the comprehensibility of God's creation, because it was God's creation.”

  The Huffington Post: Paul Wallace: Intelligent Design Is Dead: A Christian Perspective

• “As Einstein said, “One may say the eternal mystery of the world is its comprehensibility.””

  Simon & Schuster: The Sacred Promise

• “Google's new policy is exemplary in its brevity, comprehensibility, and candor.”

  The Huffington Post: Adam Levin: Google's New Privacy Policy: Close But No Cigar

• “I like to think of character types as lamps of focus, around which the world resolves itself into comprehensibility.”

  Are you enjoying the journey? at SF Novelists

• “Einstein once commented, in reference to the power of mathematics, "The eternal mystery of the world is its comprehensibility.”

  The Huffington Post: Karl Giberson, Ph.D: Mathematics and the Religious Impulse

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