Sentence examples for a fascinating enigma from inspiring English sources

For many, China remains a fascinating enigma.

It's possible to understand what Mozart is doing in the Requiem with his historical musical models, and it's even possible to prise apart the myths from the realities of what actually happened at the end of 1791, but there's an endlessly fascinating enigma in the astonishing music Mozart did manage to compose.

The novel and the 1939 film introduce Heathcliff as a fascinating, insoluble enigma.

It is a fascinating case, the enigma of which, writes Malcolm, is this: "She couldn't have done it and she must have done it".

In one much smaller, art house corner, there's Scott Walker: 30 Century Man, a fascinating and subtle exploration of an enduring musical enigma.

"Rotifers are a real enigma, and... these researchers are offering a fascinating suggestion as to why they've been able to evade one of the things that should have knocked them off," he says.

Lost manuscripts, 200-year-old enigmas, an isolated Derbyshire village mystery and oodles of atmosphere: McDermid concocts a fascinating brew which is miles away from her customary bloody excursions into the realms of the perverse.

A fascinating, fascinating man.

A fascinating individual.

A fascinating discussion.

A fascinating illustration, too.