The phrase "enigmatic by" is incorrect and not commonly used in written English.
The correct preposition to use with "enigmatic" is "in." For example: - The painting was enigmatic in its use of color and symbolism. - The leader's words were enigmatic in their true meaning. - The circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the treasure were enigmatic in their complexity.
He wearied of being called "enigmatic" by people trying to boil down his sometimes contrary, sometimes diffident personality into a single word.
Depending on who you read, this collaboration between British playwright Simon Stephens, German director Sebastian Nübling and Estonian designer Ene-Liis Semper, at the Lyric Hammersmith in London, is either self-indulgent, overstated, too enigmatic by half, or one of the best pieces of theatre you will see this year, a joyride, a captivating dream.
This entails the argument that a work which challenges our outlook does so because it is enigmatic by nature: it gives rise to difficulties of meaning and interpretation which cannot be explained away by a more fundamental level of understanding.
Clarke and Kubrick wrote the novel and screenplay simultaneously, but while Clarke ultimately opted for clearer explanations of the mysterious monolith and Star Gate in his book, Kubrick chose to make his film more cryptic and enigmatic by keeping dialogue and specific explanations to a minimum.
Ms. Winterling's studied abstraction is nicely complemented by painted landscapes by Paul P. that surround it at Reich and by enigmatic conversation pieces by Amir Mogharabi.
From a puckish processional by Satie, Ms. Cahill brought a gentle intensity to enigmatic aphorisms by Scriabin and subtly ostentatious pieces by Dane Rudhyar.
Now in eLife, two independent teams one led by Adrian Bird, the other led by Dirk Schübeler have shed more light on these enigmatic elements by taking advantage of recent advances in recombinant DNA technology.
Through Nov. 12 Installed in Leo Koenig's storefront project space, an enigmatic solo by the young artist who goes by the name MPA mixes mediums and forms, among them performance, sculpture, painting and film.
So we get quicksilver footwork and summery Frederick Ashton romanticism, tempered by a shiver of Antony Tudor regret, and cast in an enigmatic light by fleeting parallels to Jerome Robbins's Dances at a Gathering.
Elle Pérez Nine enigmatic pictures by the New York photographer create a world of their own.
In another enigmatic comment by the host, Mr. Kim told the South Korean president: "The world is closely watching us.
