Unaccountably

Unaccountably missing from your regurgitation of the talking points but nevertheless self evident in your own citation:

A Fact a Day About Obamacare – Day Seven: Insurance Company Profits 2009

Unaccountably, I felt a clean, clear sense of affection for him.

Marilyn Sewell: Was Christopher Hitchens Religious? Marilyn Sewell 2011

Unaccountably she rejected Fragonard's murals in favor of some by a contemporary which can only strike us as hackwork -- I had never seen a picture of them before.

Howard Kissel: From Carnegie Hall to the Frick: A Week of Cultural Discoveries Howard Kissel 2011

Unaccountably, I felt a clean, clear sense of affection for him.

Marilyn Sewell: Was Christopher Hitchens Religious? Marilyn Sewell 2011

Unaccountably, whilst dying in agony, she had suddenly reembraced the faith of her youth, thereby confirming her tormentors 'suspicions and raising a storm throughout all England.

Dearly Beloved 2010

Unaccountably, he did not repeat and drive home the crucial point which he made last week: Putting a price on carbon is the sine qua non of kicking our oil addiction.

Will Marshall: The War on Oil? 2010

Echo Bazaar dreams may take some pain to bring up to a level when they start giving you actual items, like Memories of Light or Unaccountably Peckish 1.

Need More Practice with the Overcow | Spontaneous ∂erivation 2010

Echo Bazaar dreams may take some pain to bring up to a level when they start giving you actual items, like Memories of Light or Unaccountably Peckish 1.

2010 June | Spontaneous ∂erivation 2010

Unaccountably, the contrast between the meaning of that skullcap - here is a God-fearing man - and the meaning of his action - here is lawlessness - disturbed me as much as photos of devastation in Gaza, or of carnage wrought by suicide bombers in Tel Aviv.

Marty Kaplan: The Upside of Outrage 2009

Unaccountably, Slate forgot to mention that everyone at Reason Restaurant is armed ...

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009