Sentence examples for Uncomprehending look from inspiring English sources

More important, from the fearful look in her eyes when they meet, and the uncomprehending look in his — even when she says, "You're not normal" — his desire to settle seems chimerical.

This distinction is hard to communicate, but it will make itself known in little ways as you relate to the people here- some of the things that you will inevitably say will be met with an uncomprehending look.

The cell-phone light shining on Leigh's uncomprehending face also illuminates her persistence.

To my dumb, uncomprehending eyes it looked like a collection of impossible follies.

The Kirov's Paris was vain but Alexei Barsegyan, as a strong-willed but uncomprehending youth, merely looked into a mirror held by his page and did not preen.

When she becomes upset, her features scrunch into an uncomprehending childlike expression of pain.

"You've built up a real rapport," he says, peering at Abigail's matted cow hair and uncomprehending cow face.

You can imagine the look of uncomprehending disdain that would pass across the ruggedly handsome face of Don Draper Jon Hammm) and his colleagues if they were to be confronted by today's tobacco-puffing pariahs, forced to shiver outside offices and pubs.

When I tell friends that three of us once drove from Washington to New York to see Garry Kasparov play a game, it elicits a look as uncomprehending as if we had driven 200 miles for an egg-eating contest.. . .

There is plush enough for an old-fashioned Keith-Orpheum, and even in the big marble lobby the tourists speak instinctively in whispers, as at Washington's grave, and the men snatch off their hats and wear a look of uncomprehending awe.

Tetchy, defensive, and sometimes apparently just not interested, Ryan gave the British public an unscripted glimpse into the life of the pampered A-lister ungraciously submitting to the publicity process and looking with uncomprehending distaste, as if through a thick glass screen, at the non-American media and public she was forced to court.