Sentence examples for enigmatic enough from inspiring English sources

SCOTT I wonder where the line is — for audiences, and therefore for commercially calculating filmmakers — between excessively enigmatic and just enigmatic enough.

The first half of Steven Soderbergh's monumental two-movie portrait of Che Guevara has arrived: opaque and enigmatic enough, probably, to count as a "diptych".

Lunar swirls wispy splotches of lighter surface material tens of kilometers across were enigmatic enough when first seen from Earth.

The Karen O-frontriotrio's original version is enigmatic enough, but the addition of strings, a flute and McCormick's romantic croon are capable of transforming this puzzle piece into a late night filled with orchestral maneuvers and party animals.

Bonds, 37, is an enigmatic player, gifted enough to smash a ball 500 feet, confounding enough to loaf to first base on a grounder.

Jason Crowl makes this crucial but enigmatic character strong enough to play Edgar and Alice off each other briefly, until they gang up on him before he realizes what is happening.

Mr. Dylan and Mr. Charles (best known as a writer and producer of "Seinfeld" and as a director for "Curb Your Enthusiasm") have packed "Masked and Anonymous" with enough enigmatic visual cues and in-jokes to make Dylan fans long for the freeze-frames of a DVD.

While they remain enigmatic, they are suggestive enough to engage the imagination.

The clash of these two powerful, experienced teams will highlight the competition at Sydney's Exhibition Center, but in boxing there are always surprises and enigmatic judging decisions -- enough twists and turns for a Tom Clancy novel.

But are Geoffrey Mutai's accomplishments in the enigmatic world of Kenyan athletics enough to put him on the Olympic team?

However, it is in the sphinxes' nature to be enigmatic, and 1972 is close enough to 1970.