ineffable

1 All this is an attempt to crack open that most private realm: the intimate, ineffable world of flavor.

2 Nearly all, too, say the chief delight of writing is the ineffable process of discovery.

几乎所有作家都谈到，写作的最大愉悦感在于写作中不可言喻的发现之旅。

3 But of course there’s always a story in how human beings navigate one another and sometimes try to bridge — and hide out in — that bristling, ineffable space between us.

4 I remember those wooden card catalogs; I loved their smooth heft and that ineffable smell of slowly decaying paper.

5 Although “Repast” presents his early poems, it is a jagged, one-of-a-kind opus, which endures both as a personal testimony and as the rare poetic work that manages to capture the ineffable on the page.

6 If food is spiritual, then modern "celebrity chefs" have become our priests or gurus, druidic conduits to the ineffable.

7 What was missing was the ineffable charge that audiences feel when a movie is working: the all-important moment when a potential distributor reads the room and realizes they could have a hit on their hands.

8 Who will win: the Don inside of her who provides that ineffable charm irresistible to teenage boys, mean girls, aging admission counselors, and eventually all of New York City and beyond?

9 Even at its most jagged, however, Gimme Some comes across as power-pop by numbers, the effortlessness with which the Swedish trio spin cheerful melodies and ineffable hooks making almost every song sound uncomfortably derivative.

10 When I asked them what influences their music they say "that ineffable moment between being awake and asleep, the feeling of something both real and profoundly impossible."

11 For any number of reasons, concrete and ineffable, there was something about Katherine Goble that made her as comfortable in the office in 1244 as she was in the choir loft at Carver Presbyterian.

12 It is performed by the ensemble toward the end of “Anything Can Happen in the Theater,” and its ineffable melancholy is sublime.

13 Instead he’s built one of the most ineffable styles in jazz, full of smoldering feeling, but with a startling quietness at its core.

14 “The ineffable happens, things do take a turn,” he said.

15 The babies will connect the mothers to the ineffable — not just upward, but also downward, to an unnamed space below, a well, a hell.

16 But there's something sometimes ineffable that is changed.

17 an ineffable beauty descends upon the canyon as the sun begins to set

18 “I will never forget it, that ineffable feeling, if ineffable means being unable to put into words what you feel so strongly.”

19 I know how men will say this, to describe that womanly affect they find ineffable.

20 "Come off it. Your lot get ineffable mercy," said Crowley sourly.

“别逗了，至少你们还有那种不可言说的慈悲，”克鲁利酸溜溜地说。

1 妙不可言的

dreamy

2 不能说的

unspeakable unsayable

3 难以形容

nameless unspeakable unutterable unnameable unspeakably unutterably

4 言语难以形容

ineffably

5 不可名状的

unnameable unnamable

6 说不出的

untold nameless unspeakable inexpressible inarticulate unutterable

7 难以形容的

indescribable nondescript unnameable nameless unspeakable unutterable intangible untold