Sentence examples for indefinable reasons from inspiring English sources
A job at Primary Stages gave her another view of how directors analyzed actors, often dismissing or choosing someone for vague, indefinable reasons.
I rebel against it because I perceive it, for some indefinable reason, as an assault on my individuality.
Whatever the reason, and whatever indefinable quality it is that confers literary immortality, it seems that Delderfield is destined to fade into obscurity, just like many other once famous and respected writers.
World champions often have an indefinable mystique that seems to unsettle their foes and cause them to blunder for no apparent reason.
(It is for this reason that the highest kinds are, strictly speaking, indefinable — because there is no genus above a highest kind, one cannot define it in terms of its genus and a differentia).
The reason that one appears in these ways is not that the self is some strange, indefinable being.
"Conscience" is indefinable.
"It had something indefinable.
Everything else was firmly indefinable.
