Sentence examples for highly mysterious from inspiring English sources

Both English and highly mysterious, they were the perfect bird for him.

Yet the constant of proportionality, π, despite its familiarity, is highly mysterious, and the quest to understand it and find its exact value has occupied mathematicians for thousands of years.

No one has been quite sure what to expect from the untested young, new leader -- perhaps including members of his own government, the inner workings of which are highly mysterious.

By Emma Allen December 11 , 2017By Emma Allen December 11 , 2017What makes a cartoon good is a highly mysterious alchemy of image and (often) word, for which there is no working recipe.

It's highly mysterious to me," he said.

Chamber B has long been considered by Astrologers of India, as highly mysterious, sacred and too dangerous to unveil it.

So, have we now lost the student being confronted with actin for the first time in his scientific education, or have we been able to attract his curiosity for this abundant, highly conserved, mysterious protein?

In case you hadn't already guessed from the name, the founders – a group of mysterious, highly skilled programmers – created and disseminated extremely offensive material with the aim of upsetting bloggers, celebrities, popular websites and anyone else they decided they wanted to bother, all under the banner of "sowing disruption on the internet".

The founders were a group of mysterious, highly skilled programmers who created and disseminated extremely offensive material with the aim of upsetting bloggers, celebrities, popular websites, and anyone else they decided they wanted to bother all under the banner of "sowing disruption on the internet".

The result is "a playful, mysterious, highly imagined narrative," Margot Livesey said here last year.

Gunn accepted an appointment at Caltech in 1970, studying the association of quasars -- mysterious, highly luminous objects -- with clusters of galaxies and proving how distant they were.