You could argue that it's bizarre to juxtapose inscrutable words like "maximum deviation from background-only expectation observed for m ~126 GeV" with a font originally designed for a children's computer program.
As Bill Finch wrote in the Smithsonian Magazine: "In a few decades, a conspicuously Japanese name has come to sound like something straight from the mouth of the South, a natural complement to inscrutable words like Yazoo, gumbo and bayou".
Choices of wording such as "inscrutable" and "wrinkled brow" appear to Thomas H. Schaub to be deliberate echoes from Melville's novel.
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Again, this is fascinating, and teachable but not explicity taught by Rosetta Stone.Perhaps the most persistent little puzzle in Rosetta Stone Mandarin is the presence of indispensable yet inscrutable little words all over the place.
Shadowy and inscrutable are words associated with the pudgy little man in a grey suit, whose one colourful characteristic was that he kept a parrot, albeit a grey one.Papa de Gaulle's childrenThe German occupation had destroyed trust between Frenchmen, and in post-war France loyalty was especially valued.
In the process, I am also offered the opportunity of working to unsettle common misunderstandings about China that I feel hinder the ability to see it for what it is--a place that is amazingly complex but by no means "inscrutable" (a word that still shows up far too often, generally without the scare quotes, in discussions of the place and its people).
Inscrutable is a word often used to describe him, probably fairly.
Inscrutable, that's the word.
Yet "intellectual" (translated in fashion terms as solemn and inscrutable) is the word most often associated with Ms. Kawakubo.
In accepting his second Tony, Mr. Rylance once again turned to the inscrutable and intriguing words of the Minnesota poet Louis Jenkins.
