Sentence examples for considerable mystery from inspiring English sources

It remains a considerable mystery why the holy synod was so keen to have Teoctist back.

There is considerable mystery about the precise content of Pinault's collection.

Come summer, a brook becomes a shadow of its former self and a place of considerable mystery.

"Some singers will do their own stunts," he said, "but I hope the acrobats will add to the opera's considerable mystery".

And so among top designers and retail executives, who discuss such things religiously, his buying habits remain a source of considerable mystery, and of the occasional myth.

Yet, considerable mystery still surrounds the onset and the waning of brown tide, said Christopher J. Gobler, a professor at Stony Brook who studies toxic algae.

The entire kidnapping episode has been cloaked not only in a considerable degree of mystery, but also, at least until last week, of muted reaction, as relatives largely followed what they called the implorings of the companies not to create waves that could endanger negotiations with the kidnappers.

Faces of monastic Christianity are examined at what seems like considerable length in "Mysteries of the Jesus Prayer," a documentary seeking to shed a light on the beliefs and practices of monks living in cloistered solitude.

It also gave considerable emotional force to the mystery in which Zen worked for the first time among the canals and basilicas of his birthplace: Dead Lagoon (1994).

"Frost/Nixon" offers considerable insight into the Nixon mystery, without solving it; the movie is fully absorbing and even, when Nixon falls into a drunken, resentful rage, exciting, but I can't escape the feeling that it carries about it an aura of momentousness that isn't warranted by the events.

Much of the debate over the drug springs from an argument over how it works, which despite considerable research remains something of a mystery.