Sentence examples for * the incomprehension from inspiring English sources

Doing this immediately reduces the incomprehension of being told something is X square kilometres or Y million hectares.

But Angela Morley was also a transgender pioneer who faced the incomprehension of the music industry when she transitioned in the 1970s.

The rambling Zhuangzi opens with a sprightly fable, illustrating the incomprehension of small wildfowl of the majestic splendour of a gigantic bird.

Every time I drive past a road sign to Hungerford, I remember the incomprehension of my nine-year-old self: He killed his own mother?

The traditionalist sensibilities put forth in his novels reflect his mistrust and resentment of the incomprehension and arrogance of his urban contemporaries in Argentina.

But it is when he has to face the incomprehension and contempt of his children that the blank despair shows on Harrelson's face.

This divide, I think, explains a lot of the mutual incomprehension surrounding size-of-government debates.

Loathe as we may be to admit it, there is also a certain level of empathy with the Americans' incomprehension.

Gilbert's Kristallnacht foregrounds personal testimony, and the victims' incomprehension at the barbaric carnival that exploded around them is horribly vivid.

"We were both just crusts of deep and complex icebergs," Stack says, by way of explaining the mutual incomprehension.

But the mutual incomprehension of these men and the Afghans they're helping — who may or may not be the same people they're fighting — seems almost intractable.