Sentence examples for inexplicably missing from inspiring English sources

The president's brain has long been inexplicably missing; this has caused wild speculation.

One category inexplicably missing from the Grammys is the Jorge Luis Borges award for the best fictional band.

Nearly half of the 355 guns allocated to the station were inexplicably missing, and some were linked to local crimes.

When the city's port collector awakened to find the Cushing inexplicably missing, he incorrectly assumed the cutter's Georgia-born skipper had switched sides.

Opposition party officials contend that the names of their members are inexplicably missing when the lists are published before the election.

If the universe were a musical instrument, it would be inexplicably missing its low notes, perhaps, some cosmologists have suggested, because it is too small to play them.

He inexplicably missed, landing on L.S.U.

Hector went to the byline and pulled the ball back for Marco Reus, who inexplicably missed it.

The Queen's Park Rangers manager saw defender Clint Hill's powerful header clearly fly over the goal-line, but it was inexplicably missed by referee Martin Atkinson's assistant.

But then this thumbnail sketch inexplicably misses out all the pieces Reich wrote between 1978 and 1993, which included some significant works.

One, it was intended as a homage, but the filmmakers inexplicably missed the target, portraying all of the irritating things about Radner and none of the good.