Sentence examples for incomprehensibility from inspiring English sources

Mr Immelt chose to focus on the incomprehensibility of accounting rules.

Meanwhile, the public in general gradually became aware of modern art, and its presumed incomprehensibility became almost as routine a subject by 1940 as mothers-in-law or freshly painted park benches.

The style of the two leading poets of this age, Nāṣir ʿAlī Sirhindī (died 1697) and Mīrzā Bēdil (died 1721), is convoluted and obscure, prompting the Persian poet Ḥazīn (died 1766), who went to India in the early 18th century, to write ironic comments about its incomprehensibility.

And while the hour is tied up with a rush of callbacks and a concluding message about life's increasing incomprehensibility, it feels like a case of retrofitting this rather aimless set with purpose.

Some of her choices seem pretty pointless or disagreeable, and a couple are oblique to the point of incomprehensibility.

Revelation makes human beings constantly more aware of the depths of the divine incomprehensibility.

But this was what I was also told when prayers failed to make their mark: the old "incomprehensibility" routine.

This theory is still good, if it ever was good, because the theory has lost none of its incomprehensibility to the layman, in spite of hundreds of books explaining it.

Kadare feeds off this Balkan incomprehensibility: he likes to tease it and tease at it, while simultaneously making fun of people who talk about "Balkan incomprehensibility".

Yet the utter incomprehensibility of what Lili had done was emphatically Schnitzlerian.

Here, Freeman is less strange on the surface but stranger deeper down: he's probing the incomprehensibility of his real life.