Sentence examples for inexplicable set from inspiring English sources

A sequence set during a lecture on colour theory musters up an inexplicable set of emotions – quite unexpected in a film so far removed from the real world.

"The truth behind those books that came after the deaths is that what happened to her is a morally inexplicable set of accidents".

The commission would seek to explain the inexplicable, or try to set up yet another investigation where they investigate themselves, which will then seek to explain the inexplicable.

I feared she was entering into a foreign belief system, a foreign language, and (to me) a set of inexplicable rituals — which, of course, she was.

Pay attention on Monday: Commercial love has taken over our lives creeping though the windows of our least favorite stores and neighborhood delis, dissolving in our bloodstream through the umbilical cords of television and radio, and creating an opportunity for superficial attention, making single people feel lonelier and setting some inexplicable expectation of love to the youngsters.

This inexplicable move across the city set up an even fiercer – and more entertaining – derby than usual.

His growing fascination with a pair of teenagers, culminating in his attempt to kiss the 15-year-old Mark, seems awkward and more or less inexplicable on stage, though beautifully set up in the original prose.

"It is inexplicable to see a federal agency set up to help borrowers doing the opposite," she said.

In an age of at least ostensible government regulation, no truly massive corporate fraud scheme can be perpetrated without government complicity, discernable as either a bewildering set of decisions or inexplicable complacency.

Actually, the list of inexplicable things that take place in movies set in the future is endless.

Each guest then entertains the group with a tale about an uncanny or inexplicable event in his or her life, setting the stage for each of the segments within the movie.