Sentence examples for enigma to a from inspiring English sources

Though the lyrics remain an enigma to a non-Chinese speaking audience, the rapid acceleration of the drinking song Jiu Ge transcends language barriers as Hurchhu gleefully sprays the front rows with beer.

We also apply ENIGMA to a perturbational microarray compendium for budding yeast [ 4] in order to assess its potential to generate testable hypotheses on real biological data.

That couple was an enigma to all of Hollywood.

He remains something of an enigma to his party, a front-runner who has not been seen in public during what has turned out to be two very busy campaign weeks.

Also SSWs yet still very much an enigma to me, keeping a watching brief.

So I started listening more carefully, and I realized that Dad, who'd always been sort of an enigma to me, was actually a really funny guy.

Mr. Rennert, something of an enigma to his neighbors, is actually a well-known player in the business world.

In a 1999 essay, the travel writer Paul Theroux captured this revisionist view: "Scott was insecure, dark, panicky, humorless, an enigma to his men, unprepared, and a bungler".

Travel writer Paul Theroux summarised Scott as "confused and demoralised ... an enigma to his men, unprepared and a bungler".

"Superimposing photos is an art that needs creativity, fantasy, curiosity and, most of all, lots of patience it's like a puzzle, an enigma to solve," Trerotoli says.

Without a Commons seat, he remained an enigma to his colleagues, outside the mainstream and, for some, a figure not to be trusted.