Sentence examples for extremely enigmatic from inspiring English sources
Microsoft is being extremely enigmatic in its communications at the moment.
They are simple in this one respect – but are otherwise extremely enigmatic and slip away just when you think you have a grip on them.
"And he told these extremely mysterious, enigmatic stories that ended in such a way that sometimes they wanted to kill him and sometimes they wanted to crown him".
We also highlight other effective aqueous boundary lubrication systems, including hydrated ions and biomimetic hierarchical constructs inspired by the enigmatic and extremely efficient biological lubrication.
Deliverance comes in the form of a handwritten, and extremely contestable, will by an enigmatic millionaire who has abruptly cut out his family and given 90 percent of his estate to his African-American caretaker.
In contrast to the compact structure of the human mitochondrial genome (13 genes in approximately 17 kb), higher plant mitochondria are extremely complex in their constitution, and their process of evolution is enigmatic.
To date, indeed, IEH remains an extremely rare phenomenon and thus the exact pathophysiological point of connection between headache and epilepsy remains enigmatic.
In a TIBS article, Mulkidjanian and colleagues found it enigmatic how the integral membrane proteins could reach the primeval membranes, since these proteins, having extremely high hydrophobicity, are water-insoluble and consequently "even if occasionally synthesized, would remain stuck in the ribosome".
