Sentence examples for incomprehensible is from inspiring English sources

What is less welcome – and utterly incomprehensible – is the arbitrary exclusion of children from the Harris Inquiry remit.

"The incomprehensible is an essential part of who we are," he says, in his precise English, "but something we often try to deny".

What is incomprehensible is that this superpower nation of ours is lagging far behind many countries in its ability to take care medically of all its citizens, young and old.

What is frightening and incomprehensible is that the staff of the F.B.I. in New York City has not learned from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks the critical importance of interagency coordination.

A History of Latin American Football: "What is incomprehensible is the vitriol with which the English press, in particular, have gone after the Uruguayan.

Geiger suggested that the reason contracts are often so long and incomprehensible is that lawyers feel compelled to add lots of unnecessary verbiage to cover unlikely edge cases, which usually isn't necessary for these kinds of simple agreements.

We are called many things, but "confusing" and "incomprehensible" are not among the most common.

People scared away by a market that seems unfair or incomprehensible are missing out on those tremendous gains.

For example, she says that "when we name God, we name an Unexpressible, and Incomprehensible Being" (Cavendish 1664, 315).

Incomprehensible journalism is quite simply bad journalism, and therefore pointless.

Incomprehensible demoralization was my jam.