Sentence examples for enigmatic declarations from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, two enigmatic declarations will be hinged together by a semicolon: "The English are ecclesiastical but rarely metaphysical; they think in churchyards".

Clarity at last, as BBC2 controller Kim Shillinglaw adds detail to her historic if enigmatic summer declaration that her channel "should show its knickers more" at 10pm.

Enigmatic indeed.

Enigmatic, maybe.

He was enigmatic.

It is supremely enigmatic.

"Ghosts" is perplexingly enigmatic.

Again the enigmatic smile.

These enigmatic landscapes attract enigmatic people.

But declarations are cheap.

It's enigmatic.