Sentence examples for cannot understand each other from inspiring English sources

The two sides hardly speak, in large part because they cannot understand each other, said Joan Pastore, director of the senior center.

Why do we all speak the same language while our teams are playing – whether we live in Manila, Manchester or Montevideo – but cannot understand each other once the game is over?

Already, Mr. Smith said, there are millions worldwide who claim English as their first language but who cannot understand each other -- an English teacher in India, for example, another in the Philippines and a third in Nigeria.

"It seems like all strains speak the same basic fungal language, but due to different dialects, some strains cannot understand each other, and therefore are unable to establish communication necessary for cell fusion," Heller said.

In the first of a ten-session class I attended with Mara and her Dad, each and every parent in the room spoke to their interest in this class so that they could communicate better and help with the frustration which occurs for both baby and parents when they cannot understand each other.

The impact to the birds and other animals such as deer is similar to talking in a crowded room, and since they cannot understand each other they go somewhere else.

Closest linguistically to the Hmong are the A-Hmao, but the two groups still cannot understand each others' languages.

It's no accident that on some occasions, people of different political views cannot even understand each other.

The plain fact is that a rural Moroccan and a rural Iraqi cannot have a conversation and reliably understand each other.

We can all talk to each other now, understand each other, and governments cannot stop us.

In light of Davidson's modesty about provability, and lack of explicit argumentation, some commentators (Child 1992; see also McDowell 1979) have suggested that mere reflection on the kinds of generalizations that we draw upon in coming to understand each other supports (but cannot prove) mental anomalism.