He explains that he considers the Holocaust both a unique and an unprecedented historical phenomenon, and one that, precisely for that reason, defies comprehension.
For reasons beyond comprehension, the Bank of England chooses this cliff-edge moment to announce it will raise interest rates, due to rising inflation.
And then, for reasons passing comprehension, Archbishop Desmond Tutu (you know, one of the most prominent anti-apartheid activists South Africa has ever seen) greeted us all via pre-recorded video.
The clip stars a young lad who, for reasons beyond comprehension, has been entrusted with a carefully packaged Galaxy S IV to tote around in broad daylight — expect the little guy to pop up at the official launch event in just over a week.
For reasons beyond comprehension, Marilyn Monroe still engages the public some 50-plus years after her life and sudden, uh, mysterious death at age 36.
All we can be sure of is its complexity, a complexity that defies comprehension -- much less reasoned assessment of what it would mean in practical terms.
For reasons beyond my comprehension, there has never been a great film about the War of Independence.
First came anger at a God who stands idly by while a young man destroys himself, or even worse, engineers his death for some arcane reason that defies comprehension.
Sentencing the killers, Recorder of London Judge Peter Beaumont said: 'For reasons beyond the comprehension of the court, you chose to open fire in a way which was intended to be a cold-blooded execution of the people who were in the car.
"If Allah Almighty, in his great wisdom and for reasons beyond our comprehension, decides to put you again to the test of fighting on a large scale, then the Almighty, the nation and history will expect you to deliver an effective stand," Mr. Hussein said, according to an official translation of his Arabic text.
