Sentence examples for unable to understand a from inspiring English sources

Do you find yourself listening in to 'young people' conversations unable to understand a word of what they're saying?

Bossuet was by nature very intellectual and had been nourished on theology, and thus he was unable to understand a form of mysticism that consisted of passive devotional contemplation and total abandonment to the divine presence of God.

Those who relied so heavily on the old system would of course have been unable to understand a system without banking charges, but not only was such a system created but a successful civilisation was created using these ideas.

After Khomeini's return on 1 February and the collapse of Bakhtiar's government on 11 February, the Americans were out of ideas and unable to understand a revolution led by a 76-year old cleric who wanted to establish an Islamic state.

The authority seemed unable to understand a model as simple and transparent as Dave's and determined to punish him, either for having the arrogance to come up with it, or for seeing through all the smoke and mirrors the industry has put in place over the years to dazzle and confuse us into thinking that it knows best.

Considering the clip at which non-English web content is growing, the rest of us will find ourselves in a similar position of being unable to understand a significant proportion of web content soon enough.

They were simply unable to understand that a girl might present differently to a boy".

Young girls unable to understand why a man who brags about sexually assaulting women has been elected president.

Some people there had found her "wandering" and, unable to understand her, found a Gourmantché-speaking person who took her into her home while trying to figure out what to do with her.

Their testimony is by turns moving and funny, lyrical and bitter, but even at their most eloquent they fail to provide a palpable sense of Wesley's specialness or charm: the reader remains unable to understand how such a bland loser could exert such influence over so many people's lives.

His mother and mother-in-law also chastise him about it, and seem unable to understand why Robert, a man, has chosen the role of the primary caregiver.