Sentence examples for enigmatic force from inspiring English sources

These images have lost little of their harsh, enigmatic force.

The discovery of dark energy, an enigmatic force that is causing the expansion of the universe to accelerate, has led to other theories, such as one dubbed f(R), to explain the expansion without resorting to dark energy.

In "Miriam," which is directed by Eric Ting and features live percussive and electronic music by the Cuban composer Omar Sosa, Ms. Chipaumire is joined by another enigmatic force, Okwui Okpokwasili, who functions as both interrogator and doppelgänger.

So you read it all through, straight, and the enigmatic force of his early poetry strikes you again, and you begin to get an idea of how the first readers of the work must have been utterly disoriented in 1917, if they were on the ball enough to pick up the Egoist press edition.

Is an enigmatic force called dark energy speeding the universe's expansion?

Concepts in STEM learning range from those that can be readily experienced e.g., if I jump, gravity forces me back to the ground to ideas derived completely from mathematical equations, such as the enigmatic force known as dark matter.

Having established nanotech as the controlling metaphor of the quartet, Goonan shifts focus in "Light Music" to the enigmatic forces behind El Silencio.

Here is a chill and enigmatic tour de force, coloured by the work of Borges and Cocteau and conjuring the nocturnal landscapes of 1960s Paris into something altogether otherworldly.

Certain details seem significant, even teasingly enigmatic, but never forced.

The movie interweaves three enigmatic stories without forcing them to connect.

Swans' Goalkeeper Roger Freestone was outstanding against the Hammers and John Hollins needs him to maintain that form in order to contain an enigmatic Derby strike-force of Paulo Wanchope and Dean Sturridge.