| In fact, it's only when I ask for another coffee that he complains, his voice pitched somewhere between disgust and incomprehension. |
| She takes my incomprehension to signify that we'll never really understand each other and are thus, not each other's Ones. |
| But, as my conversation with two Georgian fellows spilled out into the corridor, I sensed the rising waters of mutual incomprehension. |
| So, what we have is not a clash of civilizations but mutual complicity in proliferating mutual incomprehension. |
| Official reaction was one of complete incomprehension as to how such a thing could even happen. |
| Deafness and incomprehension, producing anomie and a reluctance to vote, are the default modes of the modern electorate. |
