Sentence examples for seemingly unintelligible from inspiring English sources
There are also hours of tape that are seemingly unintelligible.
Critical opinion remains divided over Joyce's last work, Finnegans Wake, a universal dream about an Irish family, composed in a multilingual style on many levels and aiming at a multiplicity of meanings; but, although seemingly unintelligible at first reading, the book is full of poetry and wit, containing passages of great beauty.
To type, you simply connect letters together using a stylus or finger and predictive text to pick letters and words out of seemingly unintelligible squiggles.
If students can be taught to live a little less comfortably in the world as it is -- to hear the other voices (before seemingly unintelligible and ignored) -- then they begin to take the very small, yet necessary steps toward taking responsibility for the invisible and unmerited privilege most of us in this country exist with on a daily basis.
As a young scholar he had an epiphany when Aristotle's seemingly radically false or unintelligible claims suddenly came together for him as a coherent, comprehensive worldview.
Seemingly, this language is largely unintelligible to Kohlbergian researchers who speak the dominant moral language of traditional ethics—namely, a language of justice that stresses rights and rules.
Her unintelligible withdrawal from her family, and seemingly from life itself, is constantly at the narrator's heart.
"[Unintelligible.]" "[Unintelligible.]" "Up, down.
"[Unintelligible.]" "Ahh".
"[Unintelligible.]" "Saeed".
"[Unintelligible.]" "What?
