Sentence examples for becomes mysterious from inspiring English sources

Any change in an existing arrangement is therefore likely to increase its disorder.Dig a little deeper, though, and time's arrow becomes mysterious.

When the Plexiglas is dark blue — and the sides radiant copper — the interior space becomes mysterious and absorbent, while the exterior glows.

Space swithers between two and three dimensions, the men seem variously giants or midgets, the sea appears flat as a picture; and time becomes mysterious too.

If the government we are propping up is not seen as legitimate, then our soldiers are not safe, and their mission, already ill-defined, becomes mysterious.

But since no prior attitude need play an explanatory role here, it becomes mysterious whether or how an agent can exercise control over the formation of that intention.

Although some problems can be reflected on in such a way that they become mysterious, all mysteries can be reflected on in such a way that the mystery is degraded and becomes merely problematic.

Through Nash's eyes, what might otherwise be quaint became mysterious and otherworldly.

Elsewhere, Nat King Cole's familiar tones become mysterious, almost mocking, as he croons "Quizas, quizas, quizas" ("Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps") at them in Spanish.

They vanish only to reappear with such regularity that the stop-and-go Williams sisters have become mysterious sightings on the tour.

Then we'll have no choice but to do what our forefathers, as fathers, always did; namely, become mysterious and remote.

By Elizabeth Macklin The New Yorker, March 16 , 1992P. 46 Before they became mysterious and quartz, we longed to View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Yasmine Al-SayyaDavid Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Yasmine