beyond comprehension

To be clear, what Peterson (allegedly) did is abhorrent and almost beyond comprehension.

Adding insult to injury, Obama tried to address the War Powers Act by twisting words beyond comprehension.

The mysterious letter was handed round our circle in succession, and seemed equally beyond comprehension to us all.

Why any parent should send a son to the Bad Lands with the idea of putting him out of reach of temptation is beyond comprehension.

How they would have found time then to read a morning and an evening paper—two or three, perhaps—is beyond comprehension.

Through the enveloping medium of the mist, the figure swayed vaguely, and assumed shapes beyond comprehension.

How, with these added, the resulting complexity all works out into beautiful harmony is indeed beyond comprehension.