Sentence examples for bit inexplicable from inspiring English sources

Alberto Barbera, artistic director of the Venice festival, said that he and his staff had sifted through 177 Italian feature films submitted for entry this year, "an enormous, daunting number that is even a bit inexplicable".

"Sometimes," Walter says earlier, offering a bit of inexplicable wisdom to Jack, "things are exactly as they appear".

Troubled by his nocturnal prowlings, Gage turns to a folklorist for insight, but the professor is every bit as inexplicable: his house is stuffed to the gills with collections of pine cones, canoe paddles and Polaroids of strangers, and his scholarly interest in urban legends begins to look like a flimsy excuse to do a little slinking around himself.

At this mysterious cross- roads, here's one inexplicable bit of data.

Less impressed, Ben Gerson of Rolling Stone dismissed the song as "an inexplicable bit of C&W schlock", although he conceded that it had a "lovely, lilting background vocal".

Why this wistful "bachelor" affects a kind of Maine accent is just one of many inexplicable bits thrown in by writer-director — and renowned multimedia artist — Carter (just … Carter).

"But the moment seems inexplicable".

He is a moment of inexplicable joy.

Even so, for a while longer, he endured — I mean his him-ness, his Isaac-ness, that inexplicable, assertive bit of self in each of us.

Cricket Australia's official Twitter feed produced a pre-match piece of mind-meltingy inexplicable idiocy  It rained a bit.

Love, after all, is every bit as preposterous, subjective and inexplicable as faith itself.