Sentence examples for inexplicable amount from inspiring English sources

The locations they rob tend to have an inexplicable amount of cash in them; it's never really explained why a corner shop has a duffel bag filled with £20,000 resting below the counter.

Now I'm a grown man, each morning instead seems to bring back pain, 20 unread emails before I've even managed to brush my teeth, and some guy who takes an inexplicable amount of time to withdraw cash from the ATM.

Sir Ken, who recently retired as the government's chief fire and rescue adviser, also found inexplicable variations in the amount different fire and rescue authorities were spending.

It was a total, inexplicable flop.

"It's inexplicable, when you look at the amount of money invested in British ballet, that such a very small percentage of British dancers are graduating and progressing through companies".

One participant said he was faced with "an increasing amount of vague, worrying and inexplicable genetic information".

Don't worry about it, and recognize that no amount of talking can explain the inexplicable.

Soloists are capable of remembering a tremendous amount of information based on several, mostly inexplicable and un-researched, mnemonic applications.

That skimpy walks total is close to inexplicable.

We were not unlike brothers in our ability to go vast amounts of time without seeing one another, yet maintain an inexplicable bond and closeness throughout.

This decrease in the amount of acid in the stomach may explain some of the otherwise inexplicable anemias that occasionally occur during the course of an otherwise seemingly normal pregnancy.