Sentence examples for Quite mysterious from inspiring English sources
Monty lacks mystery: but he seems to be simultaneously quite mysterious.
But it remains quite mysterious.
It presented something really quite mysterious".
The building was "quite mysterious", according to Finley from Surrey.
"We both find it to be quite mysterious.
"There's something quite mysterious about it," Mr. Freudenheim said.
Friends were constantly bringing him botanical specimens, some quite mysterious-looking, which he collected in jars.
Given that they've never seen (or felt or smelled) it, many people I've spoken to are surprised at the existence of dark matter and find it quite mysterious--or even wonder if it's some sort of mistake.
For those of us younger than a certain age, this video featuring I. Robert Lehman, PhD, is a great reminder that DNA remained rather mysterious stuff until quite recently.
It is original, mysterious and quite deep.
Mr. Bach said no. "I think there is a general view," Mr. Bach offered by way of another explanation, "that what a director does is quite a mysterious thing, and that when push comes to shove that mysterious vision must be allowed to operate without the kinds of strictures you would apply to a contractor who was building your swimming pool".
