Sentence examples for complete incomprehension from inspiring English sources

Nicolai showed a complete incomprehension of the new movement of ideas represented by Goethe, Schiller, Johann Gottfried von Herder, and Johann Gottlieb Fichte.

I found it a very strange experience to have a long conversation with a patient who, when I asked him about his ideal self, the person he aspired to be, would look at me in complete incomprehension.

If so, why does he mention this to his wife?" With his earnestness and complete incomprehension of the novel's idioms, you might say that Sakazaki is a stereotype, but you laugh because here is one stereotype perplexedly confronting another.

Her stance against animal testing was not so much driven by a love of animals as by complete incomprehension of why animal testing was necessary in the first place.

Indeed, the antitechnological movement is greeted with complete incomprehension in these parts of the world, so that it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that only when the whole world enjoys the benefits of technology can we expect the subtler dangers of technology to be appreciated, and by then, of course, it may be too late to do anything about them.

When the words were finally spoken later that night that "Daddy is missing," it was complete incomprehension.

"[There will be] utter incomprehension," she said.

Blame, guilt, incomprehension, complete emotional trauma, personal collapse all swept in.

It's no surprise that there is steadily building up a complete and utterly bamboozled look of awed incomprehension on the public's collective face about what on earth politicians mean by what they're saying.

Conversely, incomprehension or non-recognition will impede product use and hamper autonomous completion of associated tasks.

Fear and incomprehension.