Sentence examples for Very enigmatic from inspiring English sources

Very enigmatic indeed.

You're being very enigmatic.

"An interesting aspect of some of the paintings at Catal," Dr. Hodder said, "is that they are very enigmatic and full of ambiguity and difficult to read.

Calling the archive "a spine for all Mr. Barney's work in all mediums," Ms. Temkin said, "He is a very enigmatic artist, and this is very autobiographical".

Find a scent with a story There's nothing very enigmatic about wearing a fragrance anyone could identify instantly, so seek out something more rarified and surprising with character behind it.

Ramachandran says that his own interest in oddities is not for their own sake but for what they can tell us about the normal brain, including, he said, "very enigmatic aspects of the brain that few people have dared to approach, like what is a metaphor?

The result of many years in the luxury industry, accompanied by a great passion for music, brought about her very own enigmatic and audacious, yet refined collections.

These small grasshopper-like insects make a noise that is atmospheric, enigmatic and very, very loud.

"The film is really rich, very surprising and enigmatic.

In terms of the Bahir itself, Eylon succeeds in elucidating a very difficult and enigmatic work.

Sajak says, "That'll look nice in print, don't you think?" And what about working for the quixotic, the enigmatic, and the very very rich Merv Griffin? "You go to lunch with him, the waiter will say 'May I take your order?' and he'll say, 'May I take your order?! Great puzzle!' ".