Sentence examples for something inexplicable from inspiring English sources

Then he did something inexplicable.

To this day, it remains something inexplicable.

But "midway to Midway," something inexplicable happens.

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

Nearby, John Latham does something inexplicable with plaster, paint and books.

But then something inexplicable happened, something Team Canada may regret for four years.

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

He immediately realizes that he's committed a terrible faux pas by speaking of something so inexplicable.

Surely only something truly inexplicable, like some timber falling down on to John Travolta's head, can save the day now.

But it is the one she found most sympathetic, she said, because of "Ursula's longing for something absolutely inexplicable that she couldn't name if you gave her the words".

The two remarkable films that bookended "A Man Escaped" -- "Diary of a Country Priest" and "Pickpocket" -- are, like that movie, profoundly religious works, and they end, as it does, with manifestations of what has to be called divine grace: at any rate, something unexpected, inexplicable, exalting.