A lot of these images appear enigmatic to the modern eye, now that the coded meanings have been forgotten, but that doesn't lessen their appeal.
Mark Hollis, in what occasionally seems to be a strained attempt to appear enigmatic, is keen to dismiss his past, his flunked university degree in child psychology, his five years of fruitless toil with punk band the Reaction, even the "diabolical" treatment of Talk Talk when they first hopped aboard the pop carousel in 1982.
To the uninitiated user, Peek's interface can appear enigmatic or even inscrutable at first glance — with a rack of icons swiping into view that look alien rather than immediately obvious, and a series of interface gestures required to navigate the app's functions, which don't immediately leap out as intuitive and absolutely do require a little poking and prodding around to get into the swing of.
For example, while the term EMAPA:18280 'intrinsic' may appear enigmatic, its part_of relationship to 'skeletal muscle' part_of 'tongue', makes its homology to EHDAA:9140 'intrinsic muscle' part_of 'skeletal muscle' part_of 'tongue' clear.
While the larval complexity suggests that the Neomeniomorpha are secondarily simplified and presumably emanated from an aculiferan ancestor with polyplacophoran-like musculature, it appears still enigmatic how exactly the rather simple myoanatomy of the vermiform adult neomeniomorphs derives from the complex larval muscle system.
The album is called "Uncovered," though that notion felt incongruous at Joe's Pub, where Mr. White appeared more enigmatic than exposed.
It was the most unusual of break-ups and yet oddly befitting a coach who at times has appeared so enigmatic that Spiegel Online called him a "human black box" on Monday.
From a distance, the four-story, steel-and-concrete structure appears as an enigmatic, oversize sculpture, with few windows to give a clue about what goes on inside.
An ominous enigmatic figure appears and plays fiendish games with them and eventually strips two of them naked and separates them from the rest.
The drama of the photograph lay in what it denied us: the face that we wanted to see in this instance was not Rembrandt's, however enigmatic he appears in his magnificent stillness, but the dying patient's.
