As "Enigma" moves around the streets, sending up the self-absorption of actors and directors, it feels like MTV's Tom Green's take on "Inside the Actor's Studio".
A musk of enigma lingers around this member at all times like a psychopathic groupie, and while it might seem like the most enviable of boyband roles, its attributes are not assigned but there from birth: the sharp, model-like features, the subtle sartorial suaveness, when set alongside the rest of the band's garish getup; the ability to remain relatively stoney-faced throughout interviews.
Whenever you search for a term on Enigma, Enigma actually searches around that term to figure out and display whatever applicable data sets it can find.
For the Egyptian people, the Brothers are not an enigma — they have been around since 1928.
Ordish described the presenter, who died in 2011, as an enigma who built barriers around himself.
Each revolves around an enigma never fully elucidated: the flight of Jansen, a taciturn photographer; the taboos and secrets of a dubious adult world; and the obscure identity of a character named Pacheco.
That uncanny ability to control his emotions may be the side of Bill Belichick people refer to when they throw around that word "enigma".
The team's early pitches were centered around pitching the Enigma data de-obfuscator as an investigative tool meant for journalists and financial intelligence firms — early buy-in from the New York Times and S&P Capital IQ made Enigma's value as SaaS play pretty apparent.
Her 2-year-old calf, named Enigma by whale biologists, started swimming around him.
Of the 50 Enigma machines on display in museums around the world, only seven are M4s, taken from captured U-boats, the auction house said.
