Sentence examples for Such inexplicable from inspiring English sources

Addressing such inexplicable oversights is a specialty of the conductor Leon Botstein.

But hospitals say many patients are experiencing such inexplicable disorienting episodes.

I wanted to understand why my family guarded secret identities for generations with such inexplicable fear and caution.

Until this season, the Tigers were known for such inexplicable disappointments that a term was coined for it Clemsoning.

After the dreadful Soham murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, church services were packed as locals attempted to come to terms with such inexplicable horror.

Then there was Brandi Winans, former wife of Buccaneers lineman Jeff Winans, who slipped into such inexplicable depression, fogginess and fury several years ago that their marriage splintered.

In fact, this has been such an inexplicable success that I'm now working on a second batch.

With hindsight, the oddest thing about that experience is not the fact it did not work out – a bad fit is not such an inexplicable thing in football, where a player and club are not actually cut out to bring the best out of each other.

His treatment of architectural details, niches, colour and space is presented in such an inexplicable manner that "the particular objects or people we see before us have suddenly, jarringly, become symbols with religious truth".

In Gabon, disruptions of social order and/or health, such as inexplicable good or bad fortune or sudden illness and death are ascribed to evou, a mystical agent of the invisible world, translated in French as le vampire, though unrelated to the Western concept of the "living-dead".

Moreover Cicero, who wrote in Latin and so did not have to be translated to be available to the Middle Ages, calls such paradoxes "inexplicables" (inexplicabilia).