| By staging her own body, Shayo found she was able to communicate what had otherwise been incommunicable. |
| It is clear that liberty is a communicable power because it does not entail such incommunicable qualities as total causal independence and self-existence. |
| There is such a thing, then, as incommunicable knowledge, knowledge that comes only by experience and by association. |
| From behind their masks emerge incommunicable grudges and frustrations, thus calling into question the 1945 film's happy ending. |
| A frequent metaphor for the working of the Dao is the incommunicable ability to be skillful at a craft. |
| Each experience was solitary, unique, it had its own incommunicable quality. |
