Sentence examples for inexplicable about from inspiring English sources

There was nothing magical or inexplicable about 2016.

If the final score was a surprise, there was nothing inexplicable about it.

Ms. Keel, for her part, felt less shock than relief, for something inexplicable about their breakup had just been explained.

Unless you're a predestined GS-11 -- and I certainly am not -- there is something perverse and inexplicable about committing to such a journey.

There is something inexplicable about East Africa: its endless skies dotted with puffs of clouds that seem within arms reach, the smell of dry brush on the savannah, the billowing dust on rutted dirt roads; the screams of a hyrax, the way the sun, cartoon-like, suddenly pops up at dawn and as quickly drops down at the same time every evening.

"That is actually the single most inexplicable thing about this whole business," German said.

"The most inexplicable thing about Patrick was his work," Caulfield's lifelong friend, the painter John Hoyland, said at his funeral last October.

The media coverage (led by many prominent female journalists), angry demonstrations all over the country and outraged speeches from female parliamentarians finally broke the government's inexplicable silence about gender injustice.

But as they grapple with their consciences, some of the leading parliamentary participants in this debate exhibit an inexplicable forgetfulness about what they have previously agreed and an inability to recognise what is actually happening, almost daily, in the world beyond Westminster.

In the case of Brown – who is the sort of extraordinary and inexplicable performer about whom we will bore our grandchildren silly – I was happy to have paid what I did and might even consider a premium package next time, although it is in the nature of Brown's act that he can't really invite the rich into his rehearsals, or conduct Q and As on how his tricks work.

A monadic property which can be transformed away by means of a passive coordinate transformation can hardly represent a brute, inexplicable fact about the world.