Use of inexplicably in Sentences. 28 Examples
The examples include inexplicably at the start of sentence, inexplicably at the end of sentence and inexplicably in the middle of sentence
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inexplicably at the start of sentence
- Inexplicably, she never turned up.
- Inexplicably, Mary said she loved John.
- Inexplicably, the men were never questioned about where the explosives came from.
- Inexplicably, the usually reliable pumps started to malfunction and finally broke down.
inexplicably in the middle of sentence
- She inexplicably withdrew the offer.
- She suddenly and inexplicably announced her retirement.
- Within days, the historic deal inexplicably fell apart.
- Perhaps Clinton will inexplicably start warbling bird calls.
- My turn to die had come and I had been inexplicably reprieved.
- His wartime experiences were inexplicably absent from the diaries.
- His mother would alternate inexplicably between kindness and cruelty.
- Once it began it would go on for days, and then as inexplicably vanish.
- Cosby said Jackson seemed to be applying herself in school but inexplicably dropped out.
- Now, inexplicably, just as he was about to reach his goal, things had suddenly speeded up.
- Yet, despite all these vulnerabilities, the Miro has inexplicably done quite well for itself.
- She stood on the balcony, inexplicably mimicing him hiccuping, and amicably welcoming him in.
- Then, inexplicably, I had been out of work for over a year and my few friends were drifting away.
- But inexplicably, the executives terminated Turbo Mac, and that was the last straw for Burrell Smith.
- They eke out victories now, or inexplicably stumble like they did Tuesday night against 5 - 16 Sacramento.
- Why not drive straight home here and now and escape this humiliation for which I have, inexplicably, volunteered?
- It would reverse the emerging global consensus for whale conservation and inexplicably legitimize commercial whaling.
- Mr. David Josse, mitigating, said Youngman was a man of previous good character who behaved inexplicably that evening.
- That particular night seemed strangely different, and inexplicably the dark shadows seemed even more menacing than usual.
- This expected condition resulted after the bodies were inexplicably moist and lifelike for many years, sometimes for centuries.
- When she was 86, she inexplicably sent me a photograph in which she was semi-naked posing for David in stockings and suspender belt.
- Weldon Flaharty, said in a recent interview that he inexplicably escaped administrative punishment, which could have shortened his career.
- The immune system inexplicably begins attacking the protective sheaths surrounding nerves, damaging the nerves' ability to conduct impulses.
- The endodontist usually used a written consent form which advised patients of the risk of nerve injury but inexplicably never gave that form to the patient.
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