Sentence examples for mostly inexplicable from inspiring English sources

We have also made some video observations which reveal unexpected and mostly inexplicable properties of solid methane which could be of some interest for designing new methane moderators for neutron sources and planetary physics particularly the study of the environment of Titan.

Soloists are capable of remembering a tremendous amount of information based on several, mostly inexplicable and un-researched, mnemonic applications.

Some of the items are generally inexplicable.

I knew him well, I loved his work and I was frustrated by the fact that he's famous mostly for his inexplicable lack of fame.

They sign petitions in dozens, they throw desperate hooks to grab the tabloids' eye, but the arts argument that reaches the public remains a mostly disapproving one of inexplicable spending, London elitism and star temperament.

It has kept Mercury around as the madwoman in the attic: alive, yes, but mostly out of sight and inexplicable.

But good news is good news, and good news about our inexplicable inclination, in these (mostly) post-tribal warfare times, to judge others based on the color of their skin is always welcome.

Mackay's account of inexplicable mania was unchallenged, and mostly unexamined, until the 1980s.

We drove from Orange County, Calif., to New York City in a 1999 Jeep with 142,000 miles on it; we ran on the unexpected and inexplicable stamina that came with hearing mostly demoralizing stories.

But mostly Musicophilia is about the more mysterious, and currently inexplicable, ways in which music affects the brain, for good or ill.

The far-right victories of this year Brexit, Trump, all those now-dull and familiar horrors are mostly being treated as something that just happened, an inexplicable seepage of bile bubbling out from under the ground.