Sentence examples for a cryptic one from inspiring English sources

The first single, "So Says I," sounds a bit like a protest song, though a cryptic one.

Our molecular study revealed that at least 7 putative different species, including a cryptic one (R3), could exist among the Rattus rattus species group (among which six were sampled within the area we investigated).

These involve clues that usually mix a literal definition with a cryptic one, and rely heavily on anagrams, abbreviations, homonyms and other forms of word-play.

It's partnered with a French bank, Credit Mutuel Arkea, which provides a way to port my real world currency into a cryptic one.

His remarks followed a cryptic one-line report that was posted on the Internet by Xinhua, the state news agency, around midnight that said the same thing.

(NB: If you got a cryptic one-liner email from us about this yesterday, please disregard it. Our computers went a little batty!).

One of the biggest problems homeowners have today is a cryptic one-sentence response from a bank or other loan servicer that says something like "we are not responding to your [request] because it is not a proper [request]" under mortgage law, Gardner said.

"South Africa takes a very conservative stance on communication around healthcare, or at least a very cryptic one," she complains.

And it's not a particularly cryptic one, either.

Intrigued by the hypothesis that a silencer favors the usage of the authentic 5′ss by down-regulating the cryptic one, we investigated its presence by exploiting natural models consisting of all missense mutations (c.135G>C, c.135G>T, c.137G>A, c.137G>C, c.138G>T, c.138G>C) (Fig.  2A) at the putative ESS sequence so far reported in moderate/severe HB patients (http://www.factorix.org).org

For example the one involving the famous actor and the mistaken identity or the (slightly less cryptic) one with the rehearsal, my first ever kiss and the very embarrassed 14-year-old boy.