inexplicable

Till Antonio de Dominis the rainbow was considered as an inexplicable miracle.

But she gave up that point as being only one more of the inexplicable tortuosities of a man's sense of honour.

Whence came all the faiths but from that inexplicable feeling of the heart, that surge and swell arising we know not whence?

To Gilbert much of this feeling was inexplicable, because he was ignorant of the circumstances which had called it into existence.

Unless we admit it most of the facts of comparative anatomy and physiology are inexplicable.

For some inexplicable reason he "took more sass" from her than from any other person living.

He wrinkled his forehead, and a cunning grin, inexplicable to Lilly, played about his mouth.

Every one was dumbfounded at the inexplicable mystery, and at last they all began to laugh.

But the key matter was inexplicable, and too, Leroy's manner and speech had not been frank or ingenuous.

A fact, even if it were inexplicable, interested him much more.