Sentence examples for high mystery from inspiring English sources

Such books have no answer to the mind-body division between the high mystery of the art and the gross corporality of the artist.

Kaplan (1988) states that a high mystery area means that people could learn more if they were to proceed further into the scene.

Dr. Brenner played a starring role in the Golden Age of molecular biology -- the years from 1953 to 1966 when the high mysteries of the genetic code and protein synthesis were worked out.

From the results, intelligibility is higher in the visual map than in the walking map (0.763 >0.570), which means that it is easier to understand the space visually, suggesting a level of higher mystery in terms of pedestrian accessibility.

Both poetically superstitious and down-to-earth practical, ancient humans attributed the highest mysteries to wine and put it to the plainest uses.

Quite how the senior official of a nationalist government can continue to be regarded (and act) as a member of the Whitehall permanent secretaries' club is one of the UK constitution's higher mysteries.

Yet the religious or sacerdotal side of a beard is never far behind: it implies a monastic indifference to worldly cares, a hermetic withdrawal from ordinary concerns, and a fixed focus on the higher mysteries, whether divine, philosophical, or the split-finger fastball.

Results showed that houses in the high-mystery condition were significantly rated as highest in preference.

In the high-mystery condition, the trees completely concealed the two edges of the house.

A high school mystery that feels like a John Hughes or Cameron Crowe movie on downers, it's about the consequences of an act of renunciation: Kirishima, the big man on campus, quits the prestigious volleyball club and then fails to show up for school at all.

A Moscow court arrested eight people on Friday suspected of hijacking a freighter at the center of a monthlong high-seas mystery, according to Russian news agencies.