Sentence examples for our incomprehension from inspiring English sources

Is our catch-all diagnosis of "depression" a glib, quasi-clinical alibi which masks our incomprehension?

Our incomprehension and our admiration combine to simplify the writer into a needily sincere amalgam: hero, saint, witness, redeemer.

Levi seems to join us in our incomprehension, which is both a narrative astonishment and a moral astonishment.

Our incomprehension about current events is fuelled by our ignorance of the culture, the political soil of Afghanistan (and of Syria, Libya and Iraq).

But, even if our incomprehension may never be resolved, we go on watching (I've seen two episodes so far) because of Blick's clever manipulation of expectations – in several scenes, we are cleverly misled about who is in danger and where from – and his knack with spooky visuals.

We stare at her, bleary-eyed and knackered, our incomprehension shining out as bright as a neon sign.

When something horrifying exceeds our sense of natural proportion, we instinctively seek refuge in our own incomprehension.

We fixate on people and personalities, looking for someone to blame for our mutual incomprehension - "It's her fault!" "It's his fault!" – when this only makes the divisions worse.

I believe one can only be that way through total indifference to our world, or appalling incomprehension.

His sophisticated metaphysics of evil confirms our intuitive response of incomprehension in the face of gratuitous brutality, or of senseless "natural" evil like a child's cancer.

The garish display in Kokomo wins this year's Ebenezer Award partly for its deliberate non-commemoration of the holiday season -- but mostly for embodying the incomprehension of our most fundamental liberty.