Sentence examples for pretty incomprehensible from inspiring English sources

One of them, a Harvard math professor, thought Zhang's talk was "pretty incomprehensible".

Amis is the more felicitous writer — Eagleton's latest salvo is pretty incomprehensible, frankly — but more likely to overreach.

The papers, with their emphasis on math and the jargon of academic finance, are, let's face it, pretty incomprehensible.

The latest addition to their line, the "Kisai Sensai" is pretty much incomprehensible.

- Figure 1 remains a crude screen shot from Ensembl that is pretty much incomprehensible to me. - It is nice that the authors estimated the overlap rate of small RNA clusters in lncRNA exons and introns.

Messaging is pretty standard, but has a few incomprehensible design choices: why does it default to the message text box when you start a new text, instead of the "to" box?

His answers are clipped, inarticulate, incomprehensible ('I guess I do, uh, pretty much, uh, yeah, uh, feel relatively complete at this stage in my life').

And, no matter how amusing the more wayward, exotic and downright incomprehensible toilet signs can be, it is a relief to pretty much everyone to know where to go without having to ask or even to think for more than a precious second or two.

For others and for pretty much everyone I have ever met over the age of 30 it is completely incomprehensible.

For others – and for pretty much everyone I have ever met over the age of 30 – it is completely incomprehensible.

In fact, they have pretty much the same stereotypes of this part of France as we do of the north of England: slag heaps, rain, incomprehensible accents.