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Meanings of unexplainable reason in English

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Usage of unexplainable reason in English
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He only knew that for some unexplainable reason he was still alive.
The Black Unicorn
2
For some unexplainable reason, she suddenly felt that someone was watching her.
Ghosts
3
For some unexplainable reason Captain Hornaby tried to cross Harry's bow.
Further Adventures of Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason Corner Folks
4
Covington smiled, and for some unexplainable reason the girl did not like his smile.
The Lever: A Novel
5
And for some unexplainable reason, I too found myself smiling.
Japanese Tales of Mystery & Imagination
6
Truedale once suggested bed, but for some unexplainable reason Peter shrank from leaving his guest.
The Man Thou Gavest
7
For some unexplainable reason it did not work.
Cabin Fever
8
Then for some unexplainable reason, she blushed.
The Valley of Horses
9
For some unexplainable reason the British censorship cast a veil of profound secrecy over Mr. Churchill's visit to Antwerp.
Fighting in Flanders
10
For some unexplainable reason I know the story as well as though I had been a witness to my father's discomfiture.
Triumph of the Egg, and Other Stories
11
Ross pulled the rag free from the sapling and wreathed it in a tight bracelet about his grimed wrist for some unexplainable reason.
The Time Traders
12
The employee who was supposed to mail the forms hid them, instead, for completely unexplainable reasons, in boxes under his desk.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
13
"Brenda said that her dog, for some unexplainable reason, starts whining uncontrollably, like he's in pain."
The ghost chronicles
14
'Oh.' Jay held up Prince Dell; for some unexplainable reason she hadn't managed to abandon the bear in her room.
The Naked God
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Unexplainable reason through the time