Sentence examples for enigmatic working from inspiring English sources

Language such as this — at once muscular and enigmatic, working both as rhetoric and poetry — is at the core of Lincoln's real legacy.

DUNNING BETH SOLL AND COMPANY A choreographer known for expressive, and occasionally enigmatic, works offers dances inspired by recent developments in American political life (including the invasion of Iraq), the deaths of friends and the struggles of immigrants to America.

Mendieta had transitioned from performance art to more enigmatic works of sculpture.

The highlight of the show is John Dunkley's "Untitled" (circa 1945-50) -- a particularly enigmatic work.

In "Sefer Yeṣirah" and Its Contexts, Tzahi Weiss explores anew the history of this enigmatic work.

But at the core of the show are more enigmatic works by older contemporary masters like Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Ryman and Sigmar Polke.

But his enigmatic works have also reflected more intimate personal experiences, like love, parenthood, grief and religious belief.

DeChirico is a painter whose desolate, enigmatic works often contain a locomotive as an ambivalent symbol of modernity.

She committed herself to a mental institution in Japan, where she produces some of contemporary art's most enigmatic works.

That way, they realized, the museum could put faces and possibly even personal histories alongside sometimes enigmatic works.

In the Guardian's review, Alfred Hickling described it as "an enigmatic work whose meaning is worth grasping for.