inexplicable

IPA: ɪnʌkspɫˈɪsʌbʌɫ

Examples of "inexplicable" in Sentences

And on her unkind face an expression of inexplicable satisfaction.
Economists would call it "inexplicable" because workers who are afraid are supposed to be harder workers.
Bates is still steamed at the Senate, including Senate President Peter Bragdon, for what he calls an "inexplicable flip-flop" on the bill.
Rachel Maddow mocked a Democratic senator on her Thursday show for what she called his "inexplicable" opposition to President Obama's jobs bill.
He said other methods of sabotage being used were what he termed inexplicable increases in prices of commodities by businesses and manufacturers here.
For instance, he continues, as most modern & contemporary poets, too, do, to break his lines in inexplicable places, a kind of game of hide & seek with the reader.
We developed spiritual beliefs to explain inexplicable things: to plead for survival, seek food or safety, protect ourselves from storm and drought, and increase fertility.
Wrapped in inexplicable garish neon colors and costumes that suggested a cross between Mad Max: Beyond Thurnderdome and Calamity Jane, this production failed to ignite much fire of laughter.