Sentence examples for enigma of this from inspiring English sources

A "Not Guilty" verdict may not have been the outcome film producer Gene Kirkwood hoped for after he optioned rights to a 2012 Vanity Fair magazine profile which introduced Ms Brooks to the American public and attempted to unravel the enigma of this remarkable British newswoman.

In particular, The Stranger offers a thrilling challenge for readers to piece together the mystery and try to come to some story conclusions of their own regarding the enigma of this strange character, all while being able to go back within the text of the book and look for the various clues that can debunk or support their theory as to who this strange character really is.

The enigma of "The Eagle's Throne," this 18th-century science fiction novel about the present, is its tragic exuberance.

When the oil price crashed in the mid-1980s, Venezuela descended into poverty and political turmoil.In this section Enigma of the people Is truth enough?

JEW THE STRUGGLE FOR THE SOUL OF AMERICAN JEWRY.By Samuel G. Freedman.Simon & Schuster; 400 pages; $26.IN SEARCH OF AMERICAN JEWISH CULTURE.By Stephen J. Whitfield.Brandeis ; 307 pages; $26 and £18.95In this section Enigma of the people Is truth enough?

And this, surely, embodies the true enigma of the contemporary monument.

However, enigmas of this nature are more common than one might expect.

But Ireland is the enigma of the Irish Republic.

Ditto de Chirico (a detail from "Enigma of the Hour" on Franz Kafka's novel "The Castle").

Two films released last week address the enigma of the afterlife, and both strike me as bogus.

From the very beginning, the enigma of the substantial obsessed him.