Sentence examples for enigmatic question from inspiring English sources

These memories raise an enigmatic question: Do our experiences shape our personalities or is it the other way around?

Almost exactly two and a half millennia ago, the young Buddha had posed a rather enigmatic question: "How can anyone laugh who knows of old age, disease, and death?" This question inspired scholar Lee Siegel to write a remarkable book, Laughing Matters: Comic Tradition in India (University of Chicago Press, 1987).

Discovering the answer to this enigmatic question is now the subject of much active scientific pursuit [45].

How introns are lost from eukaryotic genomes during evolution remains an enigmatic question in biology.

There is still, however, an enigmatic question about the very emergence of the first enzymatic domains from primordial functional peptides.

The contradictory results and conclusions described in the three papers [6 8] show that we are not yet ready to answer this enigmatic question.

The ticket-taker greeted the audience with enigmatic questions like "Do you miss him?"; after the performance, phrases from the monologues were posted on the walls and sidewalks of West 19th Street.

Set against that are the enigmatic questions raised by probability: if the universe was just a quantum accident, a random event, the odds against it containing any appreciable order are, says Davies "ludicrously small".

This leads to the central but enigmatic questions in biological timekeeping of whether synchrony occurs between these disparate oscillators, and how function correlates across different time domains.

One of the most enigmatic questions on CD38 is the role of its enzymatic activity in catalyzing the conversion of NAD+ to cADPR (a potent calcium messenger) and ADPR (whose role has not been established, but may have inhibitory functions) 6.

But at the center of this family drama is the store Lawrence and his brother owned, a small commercial enterprise whose continued existence becomes a tangible metaphor for enigmatic, ungraspable questions of life and death.