incomprehension

A moment later he looked up, his face a picture of incomprehension.

There was a look of incomprehension on his face, as if he had seen the dead get up and walk.

Finally the look on his face was just incomprehension of the alien.

He did not stay to see the shocked incomprehension on the young king's face.

The man looked up at him, mouth open in heavy incomprehension.

She was smiling at him, but her look showed incomprehension.

Never before, perhaps, had it found itself viewed with such incomprehension.

He does this to see a new pattern, to create a sense of incomprehension for himself.

The boy's dark, quick eyes move around in utter incomprehension.

Hence my complete incomprehension as to what I was being told off for.

What all of them share is a bewildered incomprehension about their relationship to others.

But he had already made his decision, so the incomprehension was moot.

She looked at him with scorn and also, it seemed, incomprehension.

He frowned, his expression of incomprehension only half an act.

Duncan looked at him for a moment with puzzled incomprehension.

She leaned against the wall, stark incomprehension on her face.

They are the moments of incomprehension, when you suddenly do not know what is happening.

She rose and darted a look of incomprehension at me.

Seeing her incomprehension, the man turned and pointed behind them with his chin.

Jim felt as if he had run head-on into a wall of incomprehension.

His incomprehension seemed to warn him to listen to her closely.

My incomprehension led me to question how much theatre can expect of us, its audience.

Jack and his mother exchanged a look of mutual incomprehension.

Today such a gesture would probably be received with more incomprehension than frustration.

Fear and incomprehension could be seen in its eyes.