Sentence examples for a particularly cryptic one from inspiring English sources

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

Jobs may still be proved right, but Unix's progress has been slow, partly because Unix is widely regarded as a particularly cryptic program to use.

The wordplay, involving two and sometimes three languages, is relentless and it sometimes feels like reading a particularly cryptic crossword puzzle.

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

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

The problem is failure might be a great teacher, but it is also a cryptic one.

"And a particularly daft 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.

Finally, a cryptic, one-sentence email arrived from EMI publicist Chris Latham yesterday.

But he had hinted at troubled thoughts in a series of cryptic, one-line posts to his Facebook page over several months.

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