A big stake in IBM taken after years of avoiding technology companies on the basis of incomprehension looked like such a compromise.In recent purchases, such as Heinz and the acquisition of a utility in Nevada by MidAmerican, Mr Buffett has been making more use of debt.
Only rarely, though, do we witness such a cameo of intermanual incomprehension as occurred last week within their Shakespeare cycle: the right hand seizing a hammer and snappishly nailing the left hand to the arm of the chair.
But as one gets older, and parents and peers begin to die, and the obituaries in the newspaper are no longer missives from a faraway place but local letters, and one's own projects seem ever more pointless and ephemeral, such moments of terror and incomprehension seem more frequent and more piercing, and, I find, as likely to arise in the middle of the day as the night.
New words such as "sequester" have added incomprehension to injury.
For some, the question is of such overwhelming complexity, it reduces them to mumbling incomprehension.
Few films capture with such life-affirming yet self-flaying wonder the despair, hatred, and incomprehension that drives the sexes together and apart.
If you present such a banal query, well, be prepared for a look of smoldering incomprehension, a coldly evidenced distaste for breaches in the protocols of global celebrity.
They worry that other candidates to lead the Tories one day, such as Mr Osborne and Mr Johnson, share with Mr Cameron a patrician incomprehension of the striving classes.
While Science remains a black box for many of the uninitiated, scientists themselves are also generally less-interested in sociology or the economy, such that the coevolution of science and daily life is often frustrated by incomprehension or even disinterest on both sides.
In the novel, however, "Miller reserves such symbolistic cross-references to the more intellectual analysts and builds a comedy of incomprehension around Francis".
