Sentence examples for utter lack of comprehension from inspiring English sources

The utter lack of comprehension about why people vote Tory, or indeed don't vote at all, has been galling.

Louis Walsh might have looked like a spare wheel at times – like a bewildered old man sitting on the end of the judging table, trying to mask his utter lack of comprehension at all the sounds and colours whizzing before his eyes by repeating the same three platitudes over and over again – but he's always been The X Factor's secret weapon.

"I don't understand it!" Debussy was not alone in his utter lack of comprehension that unseasonably balmy Paris night of 29 May , 1913

ME: When I meet folks that ask me what I do and I tell them I'm a musician, sometimes, I get an utter lack of comprehension.

This was exacerbated by the complete lack of comprehension of my actions by the people I worked with.

If his physiognomy — recessed eyes that don't seem to focus, a wide snub nose and Elvis-y lips — conjure Neanderthal manhood after a cosmetic makeover, his boyish monotone with its utter lack of inflection suggests that he is really an advanced robot simulating human speech without registering emotion or even comprehension.

The utter lack of sentimentality.

It was the utter lack of freedom.

His big complaint was the utter lack of charm.

But they share an utter lack of consequence.

The utter lack of basic services was already crippling.