Sentence examples for as inexplicable from inspiring English sources

Some of it is as inexplicable as it is shocking.

Levels of a game whose experts are as inexplicable as chess wizards.

Your action in releasing Megrahi is as inexplicable as it is detrimental to the cause of justice.

François Girard's new staging of Wagner's "Parsifal," at the Metropolitan Opera, is nearly as inexplicable as the work itself.

Not all of this was as inexplicable as it seems: the Californian didn't have a nighttime wireless operator.

He then shoots himself dead, making his motive, if he had one, as inexplicable as his crime.

He also has a wife and another child whose presence are as inexplicable as raindrops on a sunny day.

The Night Wolves' ride was clearly part of the propaganda offensive, and Katyn Rally's support for the gang may not be as inexplicable as it seems.

By the end of Thursday night, the draft didn't feel quite as inexplicable as it had at the start, Anthony Bennett aside.

By Alex Ross François Girard's new staging of Wagner's "Parsifal," at the Metropolitan Opera, is nearly as inexplicable as the work itself.

I will add only that the pathos of the Habs-attack — three effing shutouts in four games — is as inexplicable as it is evident: no ordinary goalie has ever faced so little difficulty as young Mr. Leighton.