Sentence examples for everything mysterious from inspiring English sources

In the Hotel du Cygne, the narrator lies in bed, thinking about the film and his Theory of Everything: mysterious parabolas hit you, or glance off you, or miss you -- moments of fleeting significance.

I love order and orderliness; I am disciplined and reliable – [yet] I am over-sensitive, almost a little sentimental, someone who's always been drawn by everything mysterious, magic, irrational, inexplicable, grotesque, and absurd, everything that escapes order and makes it problematic".

I could probably find out what's in the sauce in nanoseconds but honestly, why do we insist on destroying everything mysterious and wonderful in this world?

With the whole cosmos as its agenda, the meeting of the American Astronomical Society last week in Washington was a sounding board for scientists with new findings and ideas about nearly everything from mysterious gamma ray bursts in deep space to revealing images penetrating the turbulent heart of the Milky Way, Earth's home galaxy.

Everything was mysterious, shifting and slippery.

Some reviewers were deeply confused and described almost everything as "mysterious" – the characters and their powers and abilities, characters and scenarios within visions, the whole carnival – wondering how it all fit together.

Plagued by everything from mysterious fires and escaped lions and bears, to the more prosaic noise complaints, bankruptcies, and rise of public liability litigation Sydney's amusement parks have had rough ride.

First, life is mysterious; everything has some sort of weird underside.

"They never explained what was going on, but that's the way they were about everything — vague and mysterious".

The Israeli newspapers and news agencies have diagnosed him with everything from a mysterious blood disorder to stomach cancer, but there has been no official confirmation of anything.

Everything wondrous and mysterious about cinema itself is captured in a dazzling, sensuously lengthy kiss between Ms. Taylor and Clift that Stevens shot in tight, almost claustrophobic close-up, filling the frame with beauty made immortal by film.