Sentence examples for enigma at the from inspiring English sources

The enigma at the center of the books is Cissy.

Ireland, who has been something of an enigma at the club, is a case in point.

The circumstances quickened an impulse to pursue the tragic enigma at the memoir's heart: his father.

Alcon makes no mention of him in its press release announcing Scott's signing and in any case, his involvement would ruin the central enigma at the heart of the original film.

Newman's relationship with Woodward is the enigma at the centre of his life and career: all marriages being, of course, a mystery to other people, and perhaps to the married themselves.

That is the conclusion of scientists analyzing half a century of temperatures on the continent, and the findings may help resolve a climate enigma at the bottom of the planet.

He was like an enigma at that point.

The exact functions of a majority of these lineage-specific genes remain an enigma at this time.

This failure – to be untrue to that enigma at our centre – the reader will reward only by throwing the book across the room.

He continued, "He is an enigma, yet at the forefront of so many things we love so much," beginning with "Strangelove".

I've always felt Shekhar Kapur's use of Elgar's 9th Enigma Variation at the end of Elizabeth was a mistake in an otherwise brilliant film.