Sentence examples for enigmatic style from inspiring English sources

In their literature they deliberately employed a highly enigmatic style.

They tend to go in for deep chiaroscuro in these things (so much cheaper than a set) and an enigmatic style, rather like a moody men's fragrance ad.

(Was that the detail which first hooked Cronenberg, connoisseur of the aberrant?) Their conversation takes on the tetchily enigmatic style, and length, of a Pinter play.

Born in Vietnam and raised in Denmark, the conceptualist Danh Vo's rapid rise in the art world can be attributed to his incisive and enigmatic style.

(If Mr. Godard were not a genius, he would be a college sophomore. One of Mr. Brody's bigger challenges — which he gracefully handles — is how to clarify Mr. Godard's enigmatic style without making him sound silly).

Munro's short stories in collections ranging from Dance of the Happy Shades (1968) to The View from Castle Rock (2006)—depict the domestic lives and relationships of women in Toronto, small-town Ontario, and British Columbia in an increasingly enigmatic style.

Adams often begins a new work with an allusion to an existing one, and his nod toward Sibelius's moody, enigmatic late style immediately puts the fairy tale in a different light.

Pinsky was at a transitional moment in his poetic career, moving from the discursive, coolly rational style of "Essay on Psychiatrists" and "An Explanation of America" toward a more enigmatic mode of questioning lyricism.

There are tunes by Beyoncé and Kanye West, and enigmatic propaganda-style prints of pandas by the Singapore artist William Chua.

Dong-Won Kim, the drummer, also sang in an enigmatic traditional Korean style.

PAGE D1 STYLE ENIGMATIC DESIGNER TO RECEIVE AWARD If Karl Lagerfeld is the leading talk artist of fashion, Rei Kawakubo is the Mona Lisa.