Sentence examples for enigma out from inspiring English sources

It took me quite some time to figure this enigma out too.

(Nevertheless, the entire Ultra operation was endangered by John Cairncross, a member of the British Foreign Office assigned to Bletchley Park who smuggled Tunny and Enigma decrypts out to Soviet agents in 1943).

Ellen Berrey, the sociologist, found Michaels's argument "simplistic," and, in "The Enigma of Diversity," she sets out to discover how this ideology functions, by spending time in the field.

Our colleague Stephen T. Asma  raised the issue in a recent Stone column ("The Enigma of Chinese Medicine"), pointing out that some traditional Chinese remedies (like drinking fresh turtle blood to alleviate cold symptoms) may in fact work, and therefore should not be dismissed as pseudoscience.

In doing so, he risks blowing the whole Chris Morris enigma right out of the water.

Clearly someone's going to make a working replica of the Enigma machine out of trifle at some point.

The suggested ways forward ranged from faithful implementation of the Kyoto protocol to acting on the provisions of biodiversity, climate and desertification conventions.Let me describe what I consider to be a way out of the enigma of awareness leading not to action, but to indifference.

He picked up a framed photograph of Alan Turing, the British cryptanalyst who finally worked out the Enigma's code.

This is the enigma that Lee sets out to penetrate, articulating the greatness, as she sees it, of the novels Fitzgerald published between the ages of 60 and 80.

No one needed an Enigma machine to figure out why Jimmy Carter was recalling his days aboard a nuclear submarine or why Bill Clinton was now cheerfully discussing the fact that he, just like a certain President and Vice-President, had chosen not to serve in Vietnam while a certain Democratic contender had volunteered).

But the real draw, available to all acting and directing nominees, is the twenty-thousand-dollar gift certificate, which will — oh, my Lord — pay for Olessia Kantor, the founder of Enigma Life, to fly out in person and meet each of the lucky winners (and grumpy losers) to "discuss their 2015 horoscope, analyze dreams, and teach them mind control techniques".