Sentence examples for enigmatic comments from inspiring English sources

It fell to Hrafnsson to explain the Australian's enigmatic comments.

In another enigmatic comment by the host, Mr. Kim told the South Korean president: "The world is closely watching us.

We are still left with Napoleon's enigmatic comment.

Critic M. Keith Booker calls the final scene an "enigmatic comment on representation and the relationship between art and reality".

He made the enigmatic comment that expressed his admiration for Islam: "In Islam, we all live and die".

GEORGE PACKER: It's an enigmatic remark.

The first, Los caprichos (published 1799; "Caprices," or "Follies"), consists of 80 enigmatic prints commenting on all phases of life.

First, there are prevailing sequencing impediments in representatives of certain taxa, such as the mollusk classes Solenogastres and Tryblidia [ 13, 14], selected bivalve taxa (pers. comment H. Dreyer), and the enigmatic crustacean class Remipedia (pers. comment H. Glenner).

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Her comment is at once enigmatic and precise.

"And he just made a few points that made me realize what he'd been getting at in a more enigmatic fashion in some of his previous comments".