Sentence examples for big enigma from inspiring English sources

In two seasons without a playoff berth, Lindros has been a Big Enigma.

The public is enraptured with big enigma animals like tigers and rhinoceros but care little for the more humble species: the plants, insects and parasites.

Suspense swells through the early sections, as Pron nests mystery within mystery, carefully tending the big enigma: What trauma drove the narrator to Germany, and into the fuzzy comfort of pills?

Zika is still a big enigma, he says, but "I think it is very clearly established that it causes not only microcephaly but also damage in terms of [other] congenital abnormalities".

Despite his leading role, he has kept a low profile and in December 2012 was singled out as the organisation's "most dangerous man" by academic Sa'd al-Din Ibrahim, who described him as a "big enigma".

Notre Dame entered this N.C.A.A. tournament as the sport's biggest enigma, undefeated but largely untested.

At 13-10 and perilously close to the basement of the Atlantic Coast Conference at 2-6, Northasarolina has been the season's biggest enigma.

The biggest enigma of the post-work society is what happens to the self when it cannot define itself against corporate identity, skill set or seniority.

The biggest enigma, literally, is Zambrano, who had staff-ace stature conferred upon him when he signed a five-year, $91.5 million contract that made him one of baseball's highest paid pitchers in August 2007.

On the other hand, UConn center Andre Drummond is perhaps the draft's biggest enigma, both literally and figuratively.

People in Hollywood who pride themselves on knowing everyone say Parretti may be the biggest enigma to emerge in years.