Sentence examples for great mystification from inspiring English sources

For the Great Eskimo Hoax, he invented a French tag, La Grande Escroquerie du Lexique Esquimau Etendu ("The Great Mystification of the Extended Eskimo Vocabulary") which just happens to produce an aptonym, G.E.L.E.E.

The impression that nothing can really be done to improve socio-economic problems is the big mystification of our time.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat from Westchester, said, "There's a great deal of mystification out there from people sympathetic with where he wants to take the state.

What connects Benigni to the greats is the innocent's mystification at a world gone slightly mad.

The paper concludes by advocating not a romanticisation of new recessionary cultural activities and formations, but greater attempts to work against the mystification and unstinting celebration of market authority and easily commodified forms of artistic practice.

The general feeling in Seattle was a mystification over his sadness, but there was also a great debt to him.

They oppose simplification and mystification.

No mystification, just authentic mystery.

He embraces mystification and flux.

This may sound like New Age mystification.

"There's general mystification," Chris says.