Sentence examples for increasingly inexplicable from inspiring English sources

Metaxas believes that our increased understanding of our evolutionary history implies that the origin of life on Earth is increasingly inexplicable.

His silence becomes increasingly inexplicable and monstrous as the years go by; particularly when, unknowing, she responds as a woman to the affection and intimacy he practices with her.

Every day as the crisis continues, his judgment, and that of the chancellor, George Osborne, in appointing the former editor of the News of the World Andy Coulson as his director of communications looks increasingly inexplicable.

The work continued to back up, with increasingly inexplicable absences and continual errors.

As The X Files developed over successive seasons, it became more engaged with the internet, using it to construct theories, navigate an increasingly uncertain world, and pick through the inexplicable and weird.

For all his modern social-media doings, Shaq was a sports hero in an increasingly old-fashioned sense: he generated real, often inexplicable delight in the fans who watched him play.

In short, the public narrative of our lives seems increasingly dominated by grotesque and exotic deaths, the more inexplicable the better.

In short, the public narrative of our lives seems increasingly dominated by grotesque and exotic deaths, the more inexplicable the better..

The greatest, according to Ferguson, was an inexplicable failure to establish the bank where opportunity increasingly lay -- in America.

The lone male Sampsa gets the short straw with his involvement in an increasingly grating faux-dating agency (ideas include "delinquent date" where rules must be broken and a blindfolded singles night) becoming more inexplicable by the second.

And some were inexplicable.