Sentence examples for enigma because of from inspiring English sources

Yet how they all fit together was an enigma because of conflicting results from many different labs.

Yet Mr. Hastert, who has been in the House since 1987, remains something of an enigma because of his restrained style and aversion to the spotlight.

The disorder is a bit of an enigma because the diagnostic criteria includes things like arrogance, lack of empathy, and sense of entitlement.

He added, however, that the situation was "almost like an enigma" because Manning is one of the sport's best players and most marketable commodities.

Turing decided to tackle the particularly difficult problem of German naval Enigma "because no one else was doing anything about it and I could have it to myself".

The cause of IFG was an enigma because this group had significant early and late hyperinsulinemia.

Sibelius's Sixth Symphony is an enigma because its sheer musical concentration achieves the opposite of what its composer thought it would.

The enigma becomes complex, because of a switch in NFKB subunit composition in the human myometrium during pregnancy and labor [ 31].

I've also been turning to André Aciman's "Enigma Variations," because part of art's purpose is to provide the solace of beauty, and the contemplation of something so gorgeously wrought is its own kind of resistance.

One reason people didn't make much of an effort to get to the bottom of the Thunderball Enigma was because Tom Jones was the one singing the song.

Because British cryptanalysts had broken the enemy's Enigma code, defenders of the island had a virtual X-ray of the pending attack.