Sentence examples similar to decipher an enigma from inspiring English sources
It doesn't take an Enigma machine to decipher what this honourable code might mean: gays are not welcome around here.
In the end, though, Raines choice of verse proves a fitting expressive vehicle for the history of this bewildering century--in which public truth gives way to private impulse, and human beings torn from one another and from themselves must look to poetic fiction to decipher the enigma of a chaotic and unintelligible life.
"He strips his fictional space of any concrete, recognizable geographical or cultural references, and what you are left with is a fragmentation both of bodies and text, an enigma you want to decipher".
When Hugh Whitemore's play based on the life of Alan Turing first appeared in 1986, the man with a key responsibility for deciphering the German Enigma code was something of an enigma himself: a hero to computer scientists but barely acknowledged in the public eye following his prosecution for homosexuality and suicide in 1954.
In his late 70s, he provided a typically graphic description of the attraction he felt for his own land: "It's a very enigmatic country, and that's a good thing because it keeps us alert, makes us constantly try to decipher the enigma of Mexico, the mystery of Mexico, to understand a country that is very, very baroque, very complicated and full of surprises".
We use a story as a kind of piece of information to orient ourselves, make sense of the loneliness, make sense of what we'll never be able to decipher: the enigma that surrounds us".
Steve Coogan remains an enigma.
Dean Wilson is an enigma.
