Sentence examples for a complex enigma from inspiring English sources

It is not meant to be a complex enigma.

Not since Moses went up a mountain and came down carrying a couple of slabs of granite reducing life to 10 commandments has anyone been able to reduce the complex enigmas of existence down to simple injunctions.

Neurogenesis is a complex cyto-architectural enigma that involves intricate organizational events during embryogenesis and requires precision to the minutest extent.

Batey's most noteworthy contribution came in late 1941, when she worked with Knox and another colleague, Margaret Rock, to break the ultra-complex Enigma machine used by the Abwehr.

Yet could it be that its epic, haunting story of tragic love in the second world war is too oblique and opaque, with too complex an enigma at its heart, to press the right commercial buttons?

It helps he was a leading figure in the World War II code-breaking work at Bletchley Park:  he developed the electromechanical "Bombe" which deciphered messages sent using the fiendishly complex German Enigma machines, work which ultimately led to the first computers.

Complex traits remain an enigma in both human and animal genetics.

More than ten years after the first TR/pMHC structure was reported [3], the interaction between TR and pMHC complexes is still an enigma [4], due in part to the complexities of the molecules involved in this association.

However, at the mechanistic level, the adaptation of the early eukaryotes to the swarms of genomic parasites (if this is what introns are, Figure 9), which severely compromised the integrity of their genomes, an adaptation that apparently involved rapid evolution of the dauntingly complex spliceosome, remains an intriguing enigma.

Morkel is a bit of an enigma.

NBC is a bit of an enigma.