Examples of using More understandable in English and their translations into Czech
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Be more understandable.
What's wrong with you? Be more understandable.
More understandable, I would say.
That would be more understandable.
More understandable, I would say. Less unfair.
Clark will be the more understandable and persuasive.
Doesn't make it any less stupid, just more understandable.
Less unfair. More understandable, let's say.
I said it that way so as to make it more understandable.
I wish I could make it more understandable, what I'm going through. Yeah?
Yeah? what I'm going through.I wish I could make it more understandable.
Ethan's actions would be more understandable… not less negligent, but more understandable, had he been drunk at the time.
After all science merely tries to make the Divine gift that is Creation more understandable.
I mean, if it was here,it's more understandable, isn't it?
To the renderings of what their spirits received they imparted images of their contemporary earthly surroundings, so as tomake the meaning of the legends more understandable to people.
In an attempt to make Czech architecture clearer and more understandable to foreigners, the eminent Czech architectural historian R.
In this spirit, we should also look at ways to make our institutions andthe way they operate more understandable to citizens.
These will make the European decision-making process more understandable, increase the level of transparency and improve the practices of the institutions.
Codification is also a suitable means of developing European Union law which is simpler,clearer and more understandable to citizens.
Well, then your attitude is perhaps a little more understandable, but every time we let one of these characters slip by us, we increase the chance of further open insurrection by the Arabs, who see these Jews as stealing their land.
I believe that through Slovenia,the European Union will speak in a voice more understandable for many of the Western Balkan nations.
Codification is also a suitable means of developing EuropeanUnion law which is simpler, clearer and more understandable to citizens.
This fact is unshakably reflected in a multitude of ways across all layers of society, and it is all the more understandable that it has also had an impact on the contemporary art which either directly or indirectly addresses this issue.
It is obvious that by harmonising regulations, reducing bureaucratic burdens and restricting costs,we have the chance for a simpler, fairer and more understandable common agricultural policy.
It is the job of our politicians' to encourage citizens to take an interestin the European Union, to make it more understandable and accessible and to involve them in decision making.
It's more than understandable.
Well, given the circumstances, it's more than understandable.
So yes, I would say that my concern is more than understandable.
So yes, I would say that my concern is more than understandable.
So yes, I would say that my concern is more than understandable.