The main work was Shostakovich's mighty if ultimately enigmatic Eighth Symphony, written the year after Schoenberg's concerto and also a product of the acutely disjointed time.
Critics describe her variously as complicated, elusive, and enigmatic; Donald Daiker writes that Hemingway "treats her with a delicate balance of sympathy and antipathy".
Are you ready to start writing enigmatic sayings for your home-made fortune cookies?
The Third, and most recently formulated, Clarke Law, which he made use of in writing the enigmatic ending of "2001," states, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".
"That novella is full of preposterous and enigmatic images," Mosse wrote in an e-mail.
In France, this less comforting view of a universe filled with alien life was adopted by an enigmatic Belgian who wrote under the pseudonym J.-H.
And yet, in the end, this enigmatic book is written out of what cannot be fathomed – the life never lived, her own unknown depths.
As atmospheric as Graham Greene, beautifully written, enigmatic and exquisite, it eternally puts the question: who is the Tortoise, who the Hare?
But Wu Lyf resisted all advances, preferring instead to issue, via their website, gnomic utterances and enigmatic mission statements, written in a barely comprehensible language that suggested Wu Lyf – which stands for World Unite!
The enigmatic bachelor once wrote of a need to find time in which he could "make a close approach to solitude", but that was always impossible: the highest court is naturally the most visible.
