Sentence examples for complete mystification from inspiring English sources
"If Shirley Jackson's intent was to symbolize into complete mystification, and at the same time be gratuitously disagreeable, she certainly succeeded," he wrote.
European leaders (with the exception of Italy's Silvio Berlusconi), although accustomed to what they see as the peculiarities of the "special relationship", express complete mystification that the British prime minister is willing to give his support so freely.
A few people in the lobby paused, looked over with mystification and gradually moved on.
The Church of England's rows over such issues provoke mystification, which threatens to turn into outright hostility.
Some are just confusing: "Lost," a highfalutin ABC series, got so tangled in its many strands that it ended in an impenetrable fog of mystification.
She also points out that Egyptian hieroglyphics "contributed more to mystification than to enlightenment" because they were not completely standardized.
They oppose simplification and mystification.
No mystification, just authentic mystery.
He embraces mystification and flux.
This may sound like New Age mystification.
"There's general mystification," Chris says.
