Sentence examples for unexplained events from inspiring English sources

Some critics seem put off by apparent gaps and unexplained events in the plot.

Melnitz had been among the building's first tenants, and she noticed unexplained events right away.

As with many late-diagnosed adults, I went through the painful process of reframing years of unexplained events.

Whaddya mean?" I began one about Robert J.M. Rickard, an archivist of unexplained events, with: "Things happen.

This endearingly motley trio use "fringe science" – state-of-the-art biotechnology, psychotropic drugs and old-fashioned procedural detective work – to investigate unexplained events, usually grisly deaths.

Walkern is a Hertfordshire village that was, in 1712, the scene of one of the last witch trials in England, after unexplained events occurred and a scapegoat was sought.

Following an unexplained event, Zoo residents have acquired animal familiars and strange talents as physical manifestations of their guilt.

Did he or she act in strange and mysterious ways, or was there an unexplained event in his or her life?

As in its source — a novel by Tom Perrotta — the show's premise is that an unexplained event has taken place: a Rapture-like disappearance.

The term entered the Oxford English Dictionary in 1997 as "a belief that some covert but influential agency is responsible for an unexplained event".

Suffice it to say that the unexplained "event" whose presumably labyrinthine mystery propels the story along is not a wedding at the Hilton.