Meanings of mutual incomprehension in anglès

Me and the rogue magician stared at each other in mutual incomprehension.

The two strands of Scotland's legacy had met, and retreated in mutual incomprehension.

They share a long look of mutual incomprehension.

Still, it was never more than a cold peace, based as much on mutual incomprehension as on pragmatism.

The conference was bedevilled by a certain amount of mutual incomprehension, because some of the reporters speak English rather poorly.

In a novel about the barriers of racial prejudice, where mutual incomprehension seems the rule, the narrative method is appropriate.

The lines are spoken by Jack Nicholson and John Huston, sharing a moment of mutual incomprehension in the Roman Polanski film Chinatown.

But the fact that he can take this position without embarrassment demonstrates the mutual incomprehension of the two sides in the civil liberties debate.

It seems somehow fitting, after a 47-year relationship defined by mutual incomprehension, that the EU's final words to the UK as it departed the union(...)

"You know; a Wheel," Lededje said, and became aware they were now staring at the other with mutual incomprehension.

"He lives on the outskirts," said Jaget and we shared a moment of mutual incomprehension at the inexplicable life choices of commuters.