Sentence examples for incomprehensible wisdom from inspiring English sources

In 1838, William Reid, a British engineer who devoted himself to the study of hurricanes after witnessing the destruction they wrought in the Caribbean, felt compelled to publicly affirm his belief that the laws of nature were "designed by incomprehensible wisdom, arranged by supreme power, and tending to the most benevolent ends".

It signals wisdom by waxing incomprehensible: There is an immutable phrase at large in the languages of the world that places fabulous ransom on every word in it: The love of a good woman.

Incredible! Incomprehensible!

Incomprehensible ballots.

Such an incomprehensible reality.

"It's incomprehensible".

Schwarzman found this incomprehensible.

It's totally incomprehensible.

"He found it incomprehensible.

"It was incomprehensible".

Incomprehensible and wrong.