Sentence examples similar to feeling of mystification from inspiring English sources

In other quarters, the color was met with a sense of mystification.

A basic sense of mystification is precisely what can push one into writing about something.

Nature, Nabokov once said, conjures up the same sort of mystification and magical spell as art.

If Mary's exile confused him, it only added "another layer of mystification to an already fairly mystifying atmosphere".

For the young Ta-Nehisi Coates, growing up in Baltimore, it was also a time of mystification and shame.

Some are just confusing: "Lost," a highfalutin ABC series, got so tangled in its many strands that it ended in an impenetrable fog of mystification.

Is this a way of distancing yourself from the kind of mystification indulged in by those writing 'serious lit' - perhaps even a way of gently winding them up?

What's happening is an outright war against reality, a war of mystification, of illusions, in which lies are being spat out by the news suppliers every day.

Lawmakers and advocates for tenants and landlords responded to the governor's suggestions with a mix of mystification, cautious approval and dismay.

Mr Ford's frequent pronouncements of epistemological wonder grow grating and almost cheap, a pose of mystification that seems donned rather than earned.

Their visitors include the lover of the alabaster lady, who turns out after a few pages of mystification to be a lady herself.