Sentence examples for this incomprehension from inspiring English sources

"It was impossible to fight this incomprehension, this world of incomprehension," he laments.

This incomprehension does not necessarily mean that Spain would represent an obstacle for David Cameron as he negotiates a better agreement with the EU.

The impression created by mapping this incomprehension onto the double-take that the simile forces on its reader or auditor is strange.

There is a rather significant moment, in terms of this intergenerational incomprehension, in which Mr Smeeth lectures Twigg & Dersingham's office boy on the subject of his own alternative life, in this case a leisure given over to detective magazines and the "shadowing" of innocent members of the public.

This comment about the incomprehension of a pair of Canadian tourists in the face of his uncompromising Edinburgh dialect is made by the atrocious "Franco Begbiee.

Evidently much planning had gone into the shopping expedition: some shoppers brought pieces of string cut to the length of a friend's shoe to get the size right, others brought cardboard cut-outs of a child's foot.The Britons present were bemused by this frenzy, but the incomprehension may be mutual.

The officer may well have had such an honest belief, but it is not so clear that the belief was a reasonable one in the circumstances, and this may explain some of the incomprehension that the verdict has caused.

"Many who have followed this trial in Germany and America will look on this decision with incomprehension and bitterness," he said.

Above all, Americans cannot understand why some Europeans dignify terrorism as legitimate "resistance" to an occupation which, but for Palestinian intransigence, Israel's previous government would have ended anyway.You do not have to resolve the merits of these two views of the conflict to see the danger that this cross-Atlantic incomprehension poses to the post-September coalition.

Her work does not attempt to imagine itself into the hellish universe of the camps - it keeps a respectful distance, and this in itself has the effect of allying the reader with the incomprehension of the German people.

Snow largely blamed literary types for this "gulf of mutual incomprehension".