Sentence examples for unaccountable reason from inspiring English sources

For some unaccountable reason, she never lost an inner faith that she was destined for better things.

But for some unaccountable reason Richler, who died in 2001, was immensely popular in Italy, where was last novel, "Barney's Version,"was a best seller.

The facts that the fuse blew out for some unaccountable reason and that after they had replaced the first stove, Henri accidentally knocked the second one off onto the floor.

You hear echoes of this concern toward the end of "Dossier K.," in his comments on the social realities of being a Holocaust survivor: "It is painful to carry the brand of surviving for some unaccountable reason.

For some unaccountable reason it was considered at headquarters that our best means of escape lay through the Sunda Strait to the westward, whereas the chances of doing this successfully were very remote in such enclosed waters.

Another installation – featuring a lusty 17th-century oil of Orpheus charming the animals in the forest, with his kit off for some unaccountable reason – riffs on the myth of the unicorn.

Unfortunately, neither of these were in our tasting — the Cayron for unaccountable reasons and the Pallières because it was corked.

Myanmar's leaders have tired of the plundering of their country by unaccountable Chinese SOEs one reason for their recent decision to open to the West.

Perhaps because poorly supervised and largely unaccountable managers have scant reason to be careful with other people's money.

What is particularly novel about the reasoning of the leader of the Conservative party is that concern about unaccountable judges is usually the reason protagonists give for opposing bills of rights, not for introducing one.

So here is the reason for the unaccountable energy/mass observed in the universe.