Sentence examples for both inscrutable from inspiring English sources
The main characters have considerable depth and there is a strong sense of an inchoate community living in a new Eden surrounded by a native population both inscrutable and contemptuous.
Reflecting on the film in 2000, Moreau described it as "the dreamed image of amorous life"; in its exuberant rejection of conventional morality, Roché's novel describes an emotional logic that is both inscrutable and compelling.
The what still always slams like a piston into the skull, and for all the pontificating about the Thugs Buford deftly and eruditely attempts, the what of their violence remains both inscrutable and intensely present and remains the primary concern, felt in the sting and the sweat and the blood and the crack of bone upon concrete.
Lindsi Dec (matinee) and Ariana Lallone (evening) were both imposing, inscrutable Sirens: at each performance, I loved the startling moment when the Siren, soon after being carried onto the stage, like a mysterious totem, high above the ground, suddenly swoops to the floor to seize greedily on whatever has been dropped from the Prodigal's pockets.
"Blair and Frost are both so emotionally inscrutable," he said.
"Me With Animal Towering," his third collection, contains both the most inscrutable and the most accessible poetry he's written.
This actor's quiet, watchful manner makes him both intriguing and inscrutable, even as Mario is so unassuming as to be virtually invisible.
Here, the impenetrability of the landscape is a kind of physical correlative for Pechorin himself, who is both wild and inscrutable.
Yet Herodotus himself would see little point in such an exhortation, since underlying his Histories is a belief that nations and their leaders are steered by destiny, which is both inevitable and inscrutable.
That the capybara — the world's largest rodent, native to South America, a kind of pig-sized cross between a rat and a buffalo — dominates users' imaginations is both indisputable and inscrutable.
