Sentence examples for enigmatic combination from inspiring English sources
His works, which are often painted on a huge scale, are an enigmatic combination of surrealism and socialist realism.
But a combination of his enigmatic privacy and low profile on film – he cropped up a lot without dominating a movie – meant that he remained largely unknown to the wider public.
Archaea evoke interest among researchers for two enigmatic characteristics –a combination of bacterial and eukaryotic components in their molecular architectures and an enormous diversity in their life-style and metabolic capabilities.
Uneven wall and ceiling surfaces sported enigmatic scratches, smudges, combinations of dots and grids, as well as drawings and painted figures whose narrative meaning had been rendered unfathomable by the passage of time.
The use of the daguerreotype creates timeless, enigmatic photographs as the combinations of chemistry and light result in virtually three-dimensional images where human flesh and serpent scales become almost touchable.
The mechanisms leading to the initiation and perpetuation of PBC remain largely enigmatic, although it is established that a combination of genetic predisposition and environmental stimulation is required.
The haunting combination of Lewis Carroll and his Wonderland, an enigmatic writer and a mesmerising nonsense story, is one of the strangest in our literature.
Such a combination of low genome resource availability and enigmatic physiology exists in the stick and leaf insects (order Phasmatodea), or phasmids.
