Sentence examples for somewhere inexplicable from inspiring English sources
I've seen it enough to know that their live set takes me somewhere inexplicable, where I transcend both inside of myself and beyond the walls of the venue.
Somewhere for some inexplicable reason, the lightbulb went off.
One problem with this notion is that even though many nightmares involve perilous scenarios, the threats are often not at all realistic but, rather, oblique, metaphorical representations of disquiet, or inexplicable obstacles that keep us from getting somewhere we urgently need to go.
But he also found himself thinking of inexplicable and almost magic events, of imaginings drawn from somewhere deeper than conscious memory.
Good reordering would radically reduce the inexplicable cost of university degrees; make most courses two intensive years somewhere close to home, wasting no more on hotel costs for two-bedroom students.
When people see your autograph they should feel an inexplicable and unstoppable urge to ask, "Don't I know you from somewhere?" Because if things go the way you're planning, your answer to that question will soon be yes.
And some were inexplicable.
For some inexplicable reason.
It's mysterious, inexplicable.
Inexplicable events started happening.
