Sentence examples for great enigma from inspiring English sources
Verdict: Stays The great enigma.
That leaves the great enigma of modern housekeeping: the Swiffer.
"The Great Enigma: New Collected Poems" will keep you thinking through the winter.
And it's a great enigma: the very name 'Odessa' is full of Cold War romance.
The sphinx-in-Prada is the great enigma of modern fashion.
"In a way, savants are the great enigma of today's neurology," says Prof. Joy Hirsch, director of the Functional M.R.I.
This looks like a good place not to be". Robert Lax is one of the great enigmas of American letters.
The poet, who long ago left the New York glitterati for a simpler life on the Greek isle of Patmos, remains one of the great enigmas of American letters.
The relationship of these figures to each other, and to the frieze on the adjacent wall, is among the great enigmas in cave art.
This was a 20th-century watershed, the solution to one of the great enigmas of the life sciences that would revolutionise biochemistry.
"It's one of the great enigmas of South African politics today," said that analyst, who spoke on condition of anonymity because his employer, a nonpartisan private company, would not allow him to be interviewed for attribution.
