Sentence examples for inexplicable of from inspiring English sources

But most inexplicable of all, for years, has been the way Steinbrenner has squandered money, lots of money, by refusing to sign his good young players to multiyear contracts.

This version has been described as "the most inexplicable" of the drafts and is sometimes referred to as the "second draft".

The events of George W. Bush's first term offer an almost perfect blend of inexplicable disasters of mysterious origin and an infinitude of consequential, unresolved detail.

Mr. Bosket has long been known as a paradox, a man of charm and extraordinary intelligence but also of inexplicable fits of rage.

Just think of the inexplicable rush of pride and excitement you feel upon slapping those little disposable badges of honor upon your chest. .

He said: "It's one of those inexplicable stories of football.

Only in retrospect will the meaning of this inexplicable act of rejection become apparent.

Frozen in front of some inexplicable piece of bad news, unable to make the next move.

Regretfully, that is far more likely to happen than anything so bizarre as to fall victim of some inexplicable form of radio-induced glioma.

This theme was populated by more BC than WB participants who often gravitated towards divine influences to make sense of the inexplicable reality of their illness.

Tartar subsequently adopted Uhlig's basal-apical gradient to account for certain otherwise inexplicable results of one of his own experiments [ 122].