Sentences with phrase «seemingly inexplicable»

Because all it took was a couple of days for the headlines to change to «Rand continues puzzling decline» with mainstream pundits perplexed and confused by the seemingly inexplicable weakening back above 14.00 to the Rand — for no reason at all.

These include intellectualization (mutating the primal stuff of life into objects of formal thought); dissociation (intense, often brief, removal from one's feelings); and repression, which, Vaillant says, can involve «seemingly inexplicable naïveté, memory lapse, or failure to acknowledge input from a selected sense organ.»

Informed by a broad range of subject matter from anthropological studies of pre-language mark making by humans, 20th century art history, and Melanie Klein's psychoanalytic theory of object relation, Black's central concern is to immerse herself in the seemingly inexplicable compulsion to make art.

Cold War era biological experiments are resurrected and after Boston experiences a seemingly inexplicable bio-terrorist attack, the Center for Disease Control's Dr. Davie -LSB-...]

The myths that surround lynching and its history can provide a source of comfort for those who articulate them, a way of explaining the seemingly inexplicable.

While the articles in total tell the story of the year, many also seem to expose a collective state of mind: writers, in real time, reflecting on and trying to explain a seemingly inexplicable zeitgeist.

Soon after Ha Yoon - joo, a crime solver with an extraordinary memory and observant skills, joins the team, unexpected and seemingly inexplicable crime takes a place.

It's riddled with bugs and seemingly inexplicable phenomena.

Keep in mind, however, that there is a reason for this seemingly inexplicable chest pain.

The surge of type 1 is more unsettling, and seemingly inexplicable.

The relationship would have remained a private matter but for an inelegant, off - balance and seemingly inexplicable failed attempt at political jujitsu by Latimer himself.

Cuomo, during a visit to Utica on Friday, suggested the murders of the Dallas police officers and the killings of the two black men were tied to «an ugly period in this nation» and were «acts of violence that are seemingly inexplicable.»

Such seemingly inexplicable behavior is reminiscent of the response of cults when their predictions prove entirely false.

So I went on my knees and enquired of the Universe the befuddling and seemingly inexplicable reason why we are often plagued with injuries.

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No, it is not a myth: you really do develop strange and seemingly - inexplicable food cravings after your morning sickness days are over.

The third major character is a seemingly cool customer, a cabdriver named Razmik (Karren Karagulian) who listens impassively to a menagerie of passengers (one lonely old babbler is played by 86 - year - old Clu Gulager), his role in the action inexplicable until he begins to circle the neighborhood where Alexandra, Sin - Dee, and their fellow workers drift.

Thankfully, Prey At Night makes no attempt to mythologise or explain its killers, keeping their acts of violence as inexplicable and seemingly random as they were in the first film.

Though Sacred Deer makes more of an attempt to resemble real life (The Lobster was set in a heightened dystopia), it's like a warped version of a scary story told to children around a campfire, a cautionary myth in which a seemingly perfect family comes up against an inexplicable force of darkness.

It also creates a perfect space for the viewer to settle in on my interests, which are sure but can be meaningless, often formless, striving for the inexplicable; which can be most felt in the negative spaces, the cracks, the holes and barely perceptible lines that are always there connecting all seemingly disparate things.»

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.