Sentence examples for Very inexplicable from inspiring English sources

"What is very inexplicable to me is how it's possible to not calculate the consequences.

"It's very inexplicable," Schodorf, who also lives in the area, told The Huffington Post, noting that the district had to be redrawn to include 4,700 fewer people.

To hear the Hebrew of standard Jewish prayers surface within the church-conjuring sound of one of his madrigals is to experience the truly delicious shock of the unexpected and very nearly inexplicable.

Maria Spiropulu of CERN and the California Institute of Technology called the results "very impressive and inexplicable".

"This verdict is very disappointing and inexplicable," says Mr Starcevic.

Let's put it this way: their actions, or their failure to take action, is inexplicable, in very many cases.

I take complex photographs because I experience the world — particularly more and more as I get older — as a very complicated and ultimately inexplicable place.

There is nominally a plot, which involves Larry's quest for world capacitor domination and his billionaire client's inexplicable and very unrequited passion for the Cursing Mommy herself, a pursuit that echoes Wile E. Coyote's of Road Runner — ruthless, relentless and utterly hopeless.

The book, writes, Times book critic David Ulin, in the introduction, is intended to "evoke L.A. in all its contradictory glory, its inexplicable and very human life".

He established with the person he was talking to a very powerful contact, which seemed inexplicable when one had left him.

The premiere episode begins, very spookily, with the grotesque, inexplicable death of a young mother, and flashes forward to 2005 and her two grown sons, who have been raised by their grief-demented father to work as vigilante ghostbusters.