Ineffable

Amongst the possible candidates x-rayed, we have those endowed with incurable loyalty, strong performance credentials and ineffable gratitude, unifying ability and not tainted by ethnic bigotry.

Keith Richards was eloquent on the ineffable magic of the Stones’ chemistry, and Mick Jagger admitted to extreme burnout while on tour.

An ineffable sadness and sense of resignation hang over “Beautyland,” which refuses to give in to sentimentality or serendipity or the idea of everything working out for a reason.

It’s flawlessly constructed and built to last, it is a pleasure to use, it has that ineffable Sony covetability.

Products like the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch set style trends and exude an ineffable coolness, more so than any other consumer electronics company.

There’s a powerful, if slightly ineffable, emotional charge from engaging with fabric and color.

These are unbreakable bonds, and the most up-to-date historic and archaeological work discovers new artifacts and proofs every day of the ineffable, unbreakable Jewish connection to the Land of Israel.

Eve n in the developed cities of Pakistan, sending a kid out alone sends shivers down the parent’s spine because of the ineffable criminal offences becoming a norm.

This confusion over what Snap wants from its Spectacles derives, it seems, from trying to solve the ineffable, profitable problem of РђўcoolnessРђЎ.

A few watched it only out of curiosity but the maximum remained faithfully stuck to the ineffable articulation of “Chandi Path” and songs stitched together by the legends.

At first, I felt this ineffable sense of misery.

But part of our social etiology is denying any role to that which is ineffable and has made us in its image and with that the denial of all which is exquisite about human existence.

Returning to the ineffable force, the idealised Mentor dies before the hero can complete the great and life-threatening encounter that will complete his quest.

Abba Saul designated as under suspicion of infidelity those that pronounce the ineffable name of God.

In all its uses, the Tao is considered to have ineffable qualities that prevent it from being defined or expressed in words.

Information is not "ineffable" and cannot be reduced to something simpler.

It seems to me perfectly clear that all the great and little symbolical systems of the past functioned simultaneously on three levels: the corporeal of waking consciousness, the spiritual of dream, and the ineffable of the absolutely unknowable.

Judaism views God as being radically different from humans, so Heschel explores the ways that Judaism teaches that a person may have an encounter with the ineffable.

Plotinus taught that there was an ineffable transcendent "God" (The One) of which subsequent realities were emanations.

Tao is said to be ineffable, and accomplishing great things through small means.