Sentence examples for inexplicable condition from inspiring English sources

Bodies were piling up in Victorian Yorkshire, all of them affected by what was termed the "Crimson Horror," an inexplicable condition that left the victims' bodies glowing lobster red (truly worse than any sunburn you've ever had).

Some of the others have genuinely inexplicable conditions, but many have conditions which are best explained as psychological in origin.

Inexplicable weather conditions may call for battery independent, manual cameras as the best choice.

The moment — a perfect, inexplicable synthesis of conditions — had come and gone.

Most patients found hope and encouragement through this interaction, although elements of the condition remained inexplicable and uncertain.

"Oh My God," Louis C.K., HBO: This comedy special was available online last year but made its way to HBO this year, thus even more people had the chance to weep helplessly with laughter while Louis C.K. accurately diagnosed some inexplicable aspects of the human condition.

Origins of infant health conditions that appeared inexplicable (e.g. an infant who cannot walk) or for which a provider's explanation was deemed inadequate, were often attributed to hormonal contraception.

In landscapes which lack fiina, even when there is sufficient forage production, for some inexplicable reason livestock might continue to lose condition, thus forcing the herders to move to other areas, where better conditions might exist.

"The VWs were massively exceeding their official emissions readings in normal driving conditions, which was completely inexplicable and totally surprised us," German said.

She was given a new diagnosis: conversion disorder, a psychiatric condition in which patients suffer inexplicable neurological symptoms.

Let's stop treating them like inexplicable anomalies and start to understand the conditions that make them and their misdemeanours possible.