Sentence examples for inexplicable from from inspiring English sources

"The situation is inexplicable from our perspective," said George Ledwith, a spokesman.

But much that seems inexplicable from the book – his attractiveness to women, his simmering sense of indignation, his compulsioun to sustain his self-esteem with drugs and sexual conquests – is immediately understandable when you see him playing his heart out to a noisy and distracted audience.

18 mins: Inexplicable from Jonny Sexton.

The Columbia Journalism Review noted that the company's plan appeared to many as "inexplicable, from either a journalistic or a business point of view".

During the course of Unless, Reta is writing a sequel, often as a distraction from domestic calamity - her eldest daughter's inexplicable withdrawal from family, society, even life itself.

It's worth remembering one of the soaps' favorite plot twists: triumphant, often inexplicable, returns from the dead.

"It was a gradual and inexplicable shift from the Wigan I joined to the Wigan I left," he says.

The article, bearing the world-class headline "Inexplicable News From San José," records a well-lubricated pleasure jaunt to the south that Twain made with seven other San Francisco newspapermen.

Its inexplicable pull from the schedules – with its storyline left thoroughly unresolved – remains hanging there like a rustler's corpse, strung up as a warning.

His next opportunity proved to be his last when an inexplicable miss from 12 yards midway through the second half prompted Hoddle to withdraw the former Newcastle forward.

It was an inexplicable mistake from a great player, and a luminous expression of the difference between Woods and the rest of the field.