Inenubilable

As blue and gray go the clouds / Round and about, turning forever / Upon this focus which is the ineluctable you / This minute, this hour, this day, this afternoon that is forever, / Under this never inenubilable sky.

Our blue inenubilable Zembla, and the red-capped Steinmann, and the motorboat in the sea cave, and—

They go, but are overwhelmed by an avalanche, while the wife and the huntsman escape unharmed. This business of the avalanche is treated by the critics as something quite inenubilable. Yet what could be plainer than [Henrik] Ibsen's meaning?

For there is nothing in England to be matched with what lurks in the vapours of these meadows, and in the shadows of these spires—that mysterious, inenubilable spirit, spirit of Oxford.

But for some inenubilable reasons, it is not the law that he may lawfully arrest a guilty person whom the court opines he had not reasonable ground to suspect.

[(...] it may be simply inenubilable, not merely because the ontological difference cannot be bridged by analogy or equivocation, identity or difference or sameness, but also because the means appropriate for an analytic of Dasein may not function for being, or because the results of one investigation may not apply to the other—just as results in vitro don't always apply in vivo, just as Plato's task in the Republic of finding justice in the soul by searching for it in the city may be doomed to failure).