Sentence examples for found it inexplicable from inspiring English sources

MISHAN: A few critics, including William T. Vollmann in the afterword, have found it inexplicable that Yvonne would want to return to the Consul.

By contrast, when I first heard "New Rose," by the Damned, at age 11, I found it inexplicable and nearly unlistenable.

Anybody aware of Shaw's radical reputation in 1912 would have surely found it inexplicable that he had embarked upon his own dramatic adaptation.

In fact, I found it inexplicable at the time that Jo could possibly bring herself to refuse him in favour of the mature Professor Bhaer Gabriel Byrnee).

"I found it inexplicable that you have a real chance of coming in second in New Hampshire, and you concede the state for several days to all the other candidates," said Wayne Lesperance, a political science professor and co-director of the convention.

Given this scenario, I find it inexplicable that our government allows nuclear reactors to operate.

"The military doesn't need this — but this is what the Department of Defense did, and frankly, I find it inexplicable".

Mr Ashri finds it inexplicable that a government that claims it wants to patch up relations with Saudi Arabia would nonetheless try appointing General Somkid Boonthanom as its assistant police chief.

Even taking into consideration the nature of co-dependent relationships, I did find it inexplicable that she would come back to Mexico.

Hearing these works complete, a listener could only find it inexplicable that they have not secured solid places in the repertory of the more adventurous quartets.

"I find it inexplicable that the pope's brother, Georg Ratzinger, who had been cathedral bandmaster since 1964, apparently knew nothing about it," the magazine quoted Mr. Wittenbrink as saying, adding that a fellow student committed suicide.