Sentence examples for enigma to make from inspiring English sources

Naresh thinks the latest has the right dose of enigma to make it both intriguing to watch as well as fully reflecting what Honda wants to say about itself.

We see little of that in Bonnie, a beautiful enigma just there to "make peace".

To trip up the reader on a trivial enigma, or to try to make sense of it?

Django's behavior is so unrepentantly badass as to make him an enigma to both whites and blacks who encounter him.

Apt comparisons for The Imitation Game are hard to make, but the movie Enigma, likewise concerning the Bletchley Park codebreakers, debuted in 2001 with £797,000.

Rahman leans fairly heavily on "The Great Gatsby" — the bland narrator, struggling to make sense of a lavishly talented enigma.

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

Mr. Swain deploys chunks of silence and isolated throbs to make the beat suspenseful in songs like the pop enigma "Want a Gang" and the eerie "Small Hours".

Asked if he intended with Data Injector to make a point about the "creepy" potential of an Enigma API, he says he likes pushing the privacy angle a bit.

(Mr. Oliviera is scheduled to make an appearance on Friday after a screening of his most recent film, "Christopher Columbus — The Enigma," completed last year and shot partly in New York.

He or she was not alone – @numbersix99 gave it an award for "Best Example of a Script Where 75% of its Dialogue is Expositional", @Johnski found it "too long and hardly the enigma some people seem to have made it out to be", while @Mash007 felt it "a film that is designed to make stupid people feel clever.