Sentence examples for enigmatic approach from inspiring English sources

Morrissey and Cliff have displayed an enigmatic approach to their sexuality.

Such an enigmatic approach can be wholly convincing, as in the Royal Opera's 2002 production by Willy Decker, but it is not Kramer's.

Thomas Pynchon, whose Gravity's Rainbow two decades ago seemed the end-point of a strenuously enigmatic approach to literature a book that seemed not so much filled with meaning, singular, as booby-trapped with meanings, plural.

December 16 2015 Bringing technically masterful and keenly personal interpretations to the stage of Carnegie Hall is nothing new for this pianist, whose enigmatic approach to a carefully considered repertoire continues to place him among the great living artists.

Mark Rylance is beginning to pall, with his "enigmatic" look and one-note approach to any crisis, from miscarriages to beheadings.

Her gentle and tactful treatment of Michael is moving and the same goes, more subtly, for her approach to the enigmatic Diane.

The series will explore if the eccentric and enigmatic figure's cutting-edge approach can fix the broken ways of the blue blooded veterans," per Variety.

Each canvas was an original by the enigmatic British artist Banksy, who was approaching the midpoint of a monthlong residency in New York City.

Interpreters have applied a variety of approaches to crack this enigmatic text.

This book of linked essays, by the chief art critic of The New York Times, explores the enigmatic status of art and ways to approach it.

There are several ways to approach Eugène Green's "Monde Vivant," an enigmatic film that puts stock fairy-tale characters, including a pallid knight (Alexis Loret) and an ogre (Arnold Pasquier) through their usual paces but has its own whimsical point of view.