TO OUTSIDERS, the magnitude of Indians' love for cricket is as incomprehensible as its feverish intensity.
Apparently that's as incomprehensible as referring to this newspaper as The E-C-onomist.
On first inspection, these ancient texts are as incomprehensible as a message from another planet.
"The criticism of him is just as incomprehensible as that for Philipp Lahm.
Overhead, the studio is a tangle of black wires, lights and pipes, as incomprehensible as a pawn shop's ceiling.
I've been to the occasional meeting or seminar and really found it as incomprehensible as I found trigonometry at school.
And, generally, the language applied to DJ Spooky, whether it's descriptive or critical, is nearly as incomprehensible as his signature sound.
The committee in charge of awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature likes to crown its laureates with pronouncements that can seem as incomprehensible as its choice of winner often does.
Their reasons for having had no post-war plan are almost as incomprehensible as Saddam's reasons for having neither complied with the UN resolution nor deployed any banned weapons.
The problem is, this information will be delivered primarily by bureaucrats and professors and will thus be full of technical terms like "percentage" and "congressional reapportionment," making it as incomprehensible as it is boring.
Obama's inaction is as incomprehensible as it is reprehensible, especially considering that the Obama Administration had several months to respond before the election, and that it was plain that Russian hacking was undermining the democratic process.
