Sentence examples for enigmatic attitude from inspiring English sources
Despite the enigmatic attitude, Buller said of Irabu, "I feel bad because we never got close".
That's what I believe the covers needs to convey that laconic, seemingly dispassionate, enigmatic, exotic attitude.
And Sen Yung plays a smart Oriental clerk with illuminating candor, Herbert Marshall is properly negative as the unsuspecting husband and Gale Sondergaard cryptically conveys through appearance and attitudes only the enigmatic menace of the native woman.Only the end of "The Letter" is weak and that is because of the postscript which the Hays office has compelled.
The working relationship between the two men attests to the complex and even enigmatic nature of Lincoln's racial attitudes.
At times it's hard to resist the feeling that she actually admired evil - an impression reinforced by her attitude to her best-known character, the enigmatic murderer Tom Ripley.
The show's director Sarah Esdaile talked up his "positive mental attitude" and promised "a little insight into the enigmatic Mr Paxman and what makes him tick".
She had an enigmatic reserve when it came to her family's past, an attitude that was in stark contrast to my father's fondness for vivid narratives.
The South's fascination with North Korea's cheerleaders is an extension of its attitude toward North Korean women in general: It views them as exotic, enigmatic, charming in their naïveté.
And here they are, striking some of the classic attitudes of cinema, turning their bodies and faces into instruments of pure, deep and enigmatic emotion.
