Sentence examples for incomprehensible about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "incomprehensible about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is difficult to understand or comprehend. Example: The professor's lectures were often incomprehensible about quantum physics, leaving most of the students confused and struggling to keep up.
What struck me as incomprehensible about it on first sight was the raggedness and spikiness of the lines on its surfaces, like the spokes of a wind-wrecked umbrella.
I will then turn to Melania and beckon her like a waitress and say, "Say something honey" and she will say something incomprehensible about us fighting and winning which actually I do believe that we will and once we own Afghanistan, I will make sure that they have the best hotels, the best steaks and the best suits, believe me.
Whichever one you choose, be sure to mumble something completely incomprehensible about the shape of the room you are both in. 5. Right before the cameras start rolling, wave your hand at the rapper like a three-year-old girl on a merry-go-round and cheerily say "Hello".
I also hope that when those Senators next go home, they ask their constituents how they feel about fine print, about signing contracts with terms that are incomprehensible, and about learning the true costs of a financial transaction only later when fees are piled on or interest rates are reset.
Mickey Rourke gets a borderline incomprehensible monologue about a suicide he could have prevented.
"The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is its comprehensibility," he once said.
"The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible," Einstein once said.
"The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible," Einstein said.
On your first visit, the nice ladies invariably hand you a huge form of incomprehensible questions about your medical history.
The plot is incomprehensible gibberish about a crystal skull, the lost Amazonian city of Akator, and a brain-fried archeologist named Ox John Hurtt, who is anything but an ox).
It was just absurd to see the British Film Academy genuflecting to the sodding Windsors by getting Prince William to say a few incomprehensible words about the late Richard Attenborough.
