Sentence examples for is something inexplicable from inspiring English sources

There is something inexplicable and surreal about the raw clunkiness of puppetry and stop-motion animation, particularly in scenes of horror.

There is something inexplicable about East Africa: its endless skies dotted with puffs of clouds that seem within arms reach, the smell of dry brush on the savannah, the billowing dust on rutted dirt roads; the screams of a hyrax, the way the sun, cartoon-like, suddenly pops up at dawn and as quickly drops down at the same time every evening.

Yet, she says, there was something inexplicable pulling at her heart.

Instead, this is something wholly inexplicable, perhaps spiritual or at least murkily otherworldly.

Unless you're a predestined GS-11 -- and I certainly am not -- there is something perverse and inexplicable about committing to such a journey.

It's not that God is asking something inexplicable; it's that my father wants me dead.

Imagine the sky on a clear night - it is something beautiful, unfamiliar, and perhaps even inexplicable- that feeling of surprise, admiration, awe, and wonder.

Genuine clinical depression is a very serious disorder, and people who experience it have a hard enough time being taken seriously as it is, without puff pieces like this implying it's something everyone goes through with inexplicable regularity.

There's something about a person who's confident enough to be flirty initially that's inexplicable attractive.

Yet there was something about the Nebraskan-born Morris's photo-text book, in which he interweaves his own writing with his black-and-white photographs, that touched something deeper and more inexplicable in me.

The whole point, after all, was to produce something inexplicable, unassimilable and as difficult to ignore as a mouthful of rotting teeth.