Sentence examples for enigmatic look from inspiring English sources

Mark Rylance is beginning to pall, with his "enigmatic" look and one-note approach to any crisis, from miscarriages to beheadings.

I have a feeling from that enigmatic look in his face that he has also got something in reserve he is not telling me about yet.

As a young baby climbed up the slope ahead of her, she stopped to take an enigmatic look at me over her shoulder.

A number of art historians have noted the apparent contradictions in the man's plain looks and enigmatic expression.

Its enigmatic tone and frank sexuality are no longer so startling, but the striking and classically arranged vignettes still look like art.

Though the imagery is enigmatic (it looks like a schematic rendition of sky, water and land seen through a reflective window), it is the attention to detail in the printing that grabs you: it has the look of a gouache, mimicking the opaque, pearly translucency of paint that is characteristic of this medium.

"We used to go in black turtleneck sweaters and try to look enigmatic and older," McCartney said.

This mysterious, tantalising, unfinished visionary masterpiece becomes even more enigmatic when you look closely at its shadowy details.

There are fermatas, exclamation points, question marks, and, in the middle and at the end, enigmatic signs that look like a hybrid of a half note and a smiley face.

Lining the walls of the 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-foottic murals that look like ancient maps, intricate paintings of plant and anthropomorphic forms and fanciful sketches of 49 characters like Astoreth and Stanley.

No, although he already has super powers to sing and look enigmatic.