Sentence examples for completely inexplicable from inspiring English sources

Years ago, she insists, it all seemed completely inexplicable.

The N.B.A. playoffs spit out some sweep victims with suddenly perplexing futures, led by the completely inexplicable Lakers (of course).

Sometimes you have to take something that is completely inexplicable and say, look, here is the beating heart of something you must understand".

"The VWs were massively exceeding their official emissions readings in normal driving conditions, which was completely inexplicable and totally surprised us," German said.

Jamie Dannhauser, an economist at Lombard Street Research, said the ONS's prediction of a collapse in construction output in December – a key factor in the overall decline – was "completely inexplicable".

The truth is that the people of Galina had no idea what they were witnessing, but with that ignorance they crutched their way over to something, a necessary something that justified a shared moment in a time that was otherwise completely inexplicable — a tiger that seemed to come from nowhere, a valiant but dead blacksmith, a vanished butcher, a war delayed by the weather.

It said : "It was stressed to the ambassador that the attacks on Saudi Arabian embassy and consulate in Tehran and Meshed were completely unacceptable and inexplicable".

I have not talked to other judges about his memo on torture, but to me it seems completely out of character and inexplicable that he would have signed such a document".

He was completely comfortable dwelling in the inexplicable, the indescribable, the undefinable.

The government asked the broadcasters to reconsider their position, with the then health minister, Ben Bradshaw, saying the BBC's decision was "inexplicable" and its reasons were "completely feeble".

What we did not expect to find was completely original technology and superb architectural design (and an inexplicable urge to buy a sub-1,000-square-foot sub-1,000-square-foot sub-1,000-square-foot sub-1,000-square-foot