1. "It is true that taste is incommunicable and that thinking cannot be taught. 2. Wisdom, when acquired, proves incommunicable and useless and goes with our learning into the grave. 3. As to our knowledge of the material world : whatever exists is itself, an incommunicable , individual substance. 4. 9 . " Whatever we had missed, we possessed together the precious, the incommunicable past ." 5. So much of what Sade evokes is so incommunicable that what we try to make concrete degenerates into absurdist costume porn. 6. In conversation, a kind of shutter would fall as if he had returned to some basic and incommunicable anxiety ." 7. This allows Asturias to present the real and imaginary, as well as the communicable and incommunicable , as non-contradictory. 8. In the absence of objectivity, there is no knowledge and all private experiences of impressions of different individuals would be incommunicable . 9. Attendance in Athens was far from the incommunicable thousands in the last congresses, but was considered by all as an unmitigated success. 10. The first of these " psychic gods " is incommunicable and supramundane, while the other two seem to be mundane, though rational.
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