Sentence examples for with incomprehension from inspiring English sources

The cowering girl squints with incomprehension.

The query is met with incomprehension: "What?

As I sit down, the Gap-ad crowd stare with incomprehension and not a little revulsion.

Most European winemakers look upon our agonizing over grape pedigrees with incomprehension and amusement.

The Human Torch, as he's also known, has traditionally been white, and online trolls spluttered with incomprehension.

Dizzy with incomprehension, I staggered home from the supermarket, dug out Fowler's Modern English Usage, and shuddered with relief.

Occasionally, her fascination with technological processes, combined with an incomprehension of them, can have productive results.

I first heard of them when on tour with the Fratellis, who told me with disgusted incomprehension that the singer then styling himself Farris Rotter had smeared them with black paint-dripping hands.

Out with mutual incomprehension and competitive powerplay, in with – it's hard to believe – gallantry.

Tiny Alice, premiered on Broadway in 1964 with John Gielgud and Irene Worth, was greeted with such incomprehension that Albee found himself forced to hold a press conference to explain its meaning.

Poor things the reproduction from a glyph shows three: one sprawls in slack despair, gingerly cradling his left hand with his right, another gazes at his injuries with furious incomprehension, while the last lifts his mutilated fingers to the conquering warriors as though to elicit compassion for what's been done to him: they, elaborately armored, glowering at one another, don't bother to look.