| An inexplainable instinct sometimes warns a person of the approach of peril. |
| Why the seriousness of this has not been realized by the government is inexplainable. |
| The Contessa's smile, so radiant, so inexplainable, tormented him with a thousand doubts. |
| The contents and tone of this note make it inexplainable that the break between Wilson and Bryan was on its account. |
| But at times certain incidents or coincidents take place in the life of the soldier that are inexplainable, to say the least. |
| It was almost May, and that subtile, inexplainable joy of the springtime made it a gladness even to be alive. |
