Sentence examples for inscrutable for from inspiring English sources

His extravagance and his privacy combine to keep him outside the fold, making him too precious for some, too inscrutable for others.

In "My Birth," Winant, like Sultan, fuses family memory and found imagery to document a subject that is, for her, impossible to fully express — "too big for images, too inscrutable for dialogue — so often made to be a lazy and excruciating parody of itself".

My cat is too inscrutable for me to determine whether he likes the sounds or not.

Bacon's famous argument that it is wise not to confound the Book of Nature with the Book of God comes into focus, since the latter deals with God's will (inscrutable for man) and the former with God's work, the scientific explanation or appreciation of which is a form of Christian divine service.

The point of intersection in a Venn diagram of "dance" and "indie," bloghouse combined thumping beats and streamlined melodic sensibilities at a time when dance music was too inscrutable for the mainstream and indie was too boring for the party kids.

It's an inscrutable system for users — how many kilobytes was that Web page?

A compact little man came out and moved the suitcases and the table around in inscrutable silence for 40 minutes.

The writer Nick Tosches has said that it looks like "an otherworldly marital aid of inscrutable purpose for the brides of Satan".

The basic rules are otherwise inscrutable, and, for players brought up on to-do list play, the passage of time largely aimless.

Morse, famously inscrutable, seemed for years to have no first name; intimacy was not his strong suit, so he had no name but Morse - and "sir".

Ms. Silvers and her dances would be offputtingly inscrutable but for their buried humor and intense commitment to some inner logic.