Sentences With incomprehensible language

• Also connected with illogical communication and incomprehensible language is the lack of linear plot.
• IK is very individualistic, that is, the knowledge is communicated to the child by its parents, or it could be ancestors communicating to one through dreams, incomprehensible language to many except t
• It will be a big mistake if you express your thoughts in a legal, complex, and incomprehensible language.
• These vessels come closer and disgorge small boats, and from them strange human beings land, with hairy faces and funny clothes, speaking to each other in an incomprehensible language.
• In astrology schools, students are advised not to use an incomprehensible language with too many astrological references.
• Barriers to effective communication in an organization range from lack of a common language to management memos dripping with incomprehensible jargon.
• This reminds us of a language spoken by the natives of Cavite, which is in fact neither Spanish nor Tagalog, for it is incomprehensible neither to a Tagalog nor to a Spaniard.
• Most of the jargonisms of any language, and of the English language too, are absolutely incomprehensible to those outside the social group which has invented them.
• LDS culture to discuss chastity completely incomprehensible, and I think the language used in the discourse deserves a fair amount of attention.
• English language, it is OK to parenthetically add it, but adding large strings of transliterated text has the same issues of cluttering up the lead with incomprehensible sounds, as do long strings of
• English despite a request for language access services; and many times the purported multilingual representatives spoke in both English and the other language, making it incomprehensible for the LEP c
• But it has also come to describe vague, inflated language that is overcomplicated, even incomprehensible.
• Chinese language which derives from and still retains elements of the classical language be said to be entirely unrelated or incomprehensible?
• One of the major difficulties in using literary texts is language because it is often viewed as incomprehensible by many teachers and students as literary vocabulary and grammar structures are often v
• He addressed the world in a language incomprehensible to most.
• Some cannot access the learning taking place within the classroom because it is presented in a language incomprehensible to them.
• Without some kind of memory for the words and the order in which they occur, language would be incomprehensible.