Sentences with phrase «other inexplicable»

«a lawyer may not shut his eyes to conduct reflecting generally recognized symptoms of impairment» such as ongoing memory or other inexplicable behavior not typical of the affected lawyer, including even a single aberrant act.

This is the first monograph of Marcel Dzama, an artist who is known for his strangely surreal figures, hooded men and women with guns, dismembered cowboys, anthropomorphic trees, real and unreal animals, and flag - bearers, among other inexplicable images and narratives.

Aliens, life after death, and other inexplicable phenomena are often the inspiration for Gamble's images, which depict strange landscapes and alien beings that the artist conjures in her imagination.

In addition to the celebrity «sightings,» many other inexplicable ghost occurrences are known to happen regularly.

They may be a better sleeper than the other one, and hey, what Mom does not like getting more sleep, or it could be for some other inexplicable reason.

There is on the one hand breastbeating and cynicism: nothing important in store for «74; on the other an inexplicable resolution: we shall not be moved — in the status quo.

Not exact matches

BlackBerry is now exploring other strategic options as it charters a way out of the inexplicable mess it finds itself in.

Perhaps the criminalization in other countries of the inexplicable business model used by the vast majority of American «financial advisors» will serve as an example of what real reform looks like and suggest to Americans that financial advice is in fact not «free,» that financial advisors are actually true professionals, and that it's infinitely safer for your wallet and better for your peace of mind to be invoiced by your advisor and never have to wonder if you got good advice or just a good sales pitch.

It is a sound that comes out of our mouths that we use to describe things that are inexplicable (to the individual), or the sound that we use to trick others into believing we share the same ideals (politicians / priests).

He argues that the universe's origin is just as inexplicable as the origin of each unique human being: «In other words, how to interpret the Big Bang idea in the perspective of the interior life of a human person» (p. 306).

«On this theory,» says Whitehead, «all that there is to be known is that inexplicable bits of matter are hurrying about with their motions correlated by inexplicable laws expressible in terms of their spatial relations to each other.

the other big problem this year was the inexplicable decision by mr wenger to go light in defence: pure negligence as far as i'm concerned.

also assuming some other position of need guy doesn't fall out of the first round for inexplicable reasons....

I couldnt bring myself to comment on the blog since that performance the other night but I read everyones comments and I just have one thing to say; Contrary to some inexplicable reports - Our defence did not play well, Sagna was not what you said Andy he was panicking from start to finish, almost all of his passes were to marked men becasue he hurried the pass because he himself did nt want the responsibility, he put Schezny under unnecessary pressure a couple of times early on, hardly what they guy needed in the circumstances, regardless of how good he is proving to be.

In other words, the MOST important piece of information, the information we MUST have in order to draw conclusions about safety is missing from the new paper and its absence is both inexplicable and impossible to justify.

While people from other cultures often find this controversy inexplicable, the reasons for the controversy are obvious to Americans — even those of us who fully support breastfeeding in public.

Others, however, seem inexplicable.

Rather than take on the entire movie — which includes an inexplicable ending, piss - poor greenscreen, and at least a dozen other noxious elements — let's look at the two most infamous moments, which represent everything wrong about this film.

At lunch, the other actors try to figure out what's motivating Minnott, a day player who's traveled a long way to fill this inexplicable role in an equally inexplicable indie movie.

Other than this small inexplicable moment, the rest of the film plays out as a hysterical weekend bender of heavy drinking, drug consumption, and partying with hookers.

In one of two blockbuster adaptations to showcase his shining star this year (the other being the inexplicable feature - length translation of a little game called Battleship), Taylor Kitsch leads the weekend as the title character in John Carter, leaping miles in a single bound and surely climbing the box - office charts too.

It's a dizzyingly effective look at the internal mechanisms of confirmation bias, inviting observers to goggle at other people's inexplicable behavior while failing to notice a similar choice to believe patent nonsense.

The inexplicable hilarity of two characters trying to explain time travel to each other.

What they find in there is both easy to figure out (stuff is mutating), beautiful and scary and weird (stuff is mutating) and inexplicable (most of the why and a bunch of other side mysteries), explored in a mostly unsatisfactory blend of arthouse stillness and genre thriller scares, part of a burgeoning subgenre of sci - fi films that I suppose function as a counterweight to the more populist nonsense of superhero sc - fi.

Given the plot, it's odd that Truffaut's Jules and Jim is never alluded to in any way, and the references to other movies that are included usually work better for the Cincinnati crowd (with its narrower choices) than for Parisians or Chicagoans (except for the one most American viewers are likely to find inexplicable — clips from the end of Robert Bresson's Mouchette to contextualize a suicide attempt, which I found offensive).

It's almost inexplicable: a summer blockbuster whose human leads are played by Jason Clarke and Keri Russell somehow outclassed nearly every other one of last year's films.

A mischievous sprite who keeps popping up, Sofia takes romantic interest in Tellez, a development as intentionally inexplicable as other romantic - comedy tropes that follow, including first - kiss fireworks (literally) and a quote from «Jerry Maguire.»

Jane has already won several other awards, including Best Documentary from the PGA, but for some inexplicable reason, the film did not snag an Oscar nomination.

Education spokesperson Angela Burns said: «It is inexplicable why the minister has singled out GCSE English language to create different grade boundaries to examinations set in other parts of the UK.»

It's inexplicable that this level of safety technology is unavailable on other trim levels of a premium SUV given GM's stated commitment to safety — not to mention the proliferation of similarly competent systems to even compact cars these days.

Many more manifestations of the wondrous, weird, and inexplicable occur as a war of the worlds begins, stoked from beyond by none other than Ibn Rushd, still loved by Dunia, and his real - life archrival, the religious thinker Ghazali, who, in Rushdie's fabulist scenario, is aligned with the most terrifying jinn of them all.

On the other, we have a strong balance sheet & attractive cash flow, and some juicy M&A multiples we can benchmark against (explaining the otherwise inexplicable presence of so many US institutional investors here?)

On the other hand, the enjoyable treasure hunting mini game, that was for some inexplicable reason removed from the Xbox version, has been resurrected for PSP.

The project was originally an attempt by them to practice with the Unreal engine, while at the same time being influenced by the inexplicable success of other simulator games.

Ringholt repositions the spectator to consider other bodies and even the wider space reflected in the margins of the work as constitutive of his / her identity, precipitating a confrontation that arouses an inexplicable enjoyment.

Inside the tent, the other nine hundred guests were already chowing down the salad course, seemingly oblivious to the inexplicable absence of every big art event's best friend, James Franco, a favorite this year to take home an Oscar.

Other drawings are unapologetically weird, as if what we are experiencing is an inexplicable vision, where the possible and impossible meet on a sheet of tinted paper.»

Whether it is the unanimous opinion by scientists regarding the 18 - year «global warming» pause; or the last 9 years for the complete lack of major hurricanes; or the inexplicable and surprisingly thick Antarctic sea ice; or the boring global sea level rise that is a tiny fraction of coastal - swamping magnitude; or food crops exploding with record production; or multiple other climate signals - it is now blatantly obvious the current edition of the AGW hypothesis is highly suspect.

Simple calculation shows that this residual oscillating component (it very closely matches the AMO with amplitude excursion of ~ 0.6 C) is directly related to the sunspot cycles for the period: http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/GSC1.htm On the other hand there is close correlation between the N.A. SST (AMO) and global temperatures for period 1880 - 2010, with a single exception at 1969 - 70 when there is an inexplicable drop in the AMO of 0.325 C, and than trends continue on a parallel up - slope.

As with all affectional bonds — such as those felt for significant others and attachment figures — individuals are likely to feel the need to establish at least periodic physical closeness or proximity to their partner, experience «distress upon inexplicable separation, pleasure or joy upon reunion, and grief at loss...» (Ainsworth, 1989, p. 711).

Inexplicable separation tends to cause distress, and permanent loss would cause grief... An» attachment» is an affectional bond, and hence an attachment figure is never wholly interchangeable with or replaceable by another, even though there may be others to whom one is also attached.

In attachments, as in other affectional bonds, there is a need to maintain proximity, distress upon inexplicable separation, pleasure and joy upon reunion, and grief at loss.