Meanings of utterly unintelligible in English

Douglas spoke first, and for the first minute or two was utterly unintelligible.

Then came a stream of soft words which were to me utterly unintelligible.

Were this not so the signals made would be jumbled together and utterly unintelligible.

They differ both in their customs and their food, and in language they are utterly unintelligible.

There were about a dozen utterly unintelligible notes among the papers, written by himself since his derangement.

To her this answer was utterly unintelligible.

The scholastic jargon indulged in by the preachers of the time was utterly unintelligible to the common people.

The language which they spoke was utterly unintelligible to Philammon, though it need not be so to us.

One of the counsel of the defendant requests them to be more explicit; and thereupon they become utterly unintelligible.

The man stopped short at Farrell's stare and spoke; his words were utterly unintelligible, but his gesture was unmistakable.

Of course, it was all utterly unintelligible to me from beginning to end, and my face clearly showed this.

They used to be fond of quoting in superior derision in their papers our, to them, utterly unintelligible baseball news.

A drummer soon came with a message from the besiegers, but a message which was utterly unintelligible to the besieged.

Things were lost sight of in a barbarous jargon about questions which have no interest to humanity, and which are utterly unintelligible.

Those whose education and character are different from his own, whose processes of mind have therefore been different, are utterly unintelligible to him.

He obstinately read it through to the end, with an expression of perplexity and discontent which showed that it was utterly unintelligible to him.