Sentence examples for inscrutability from inspiring English sources

Eliot was not just inscrutable; he performed inscrutability.

"A Bend in the River," VS Naipaul has written, with that hint of creative inscrutability he cherishes, "remains mysterious".

Beckett gazes down at me from the wall every day and that gaze never loses its mystery, its inscrutability.

The erratic rule of Boris Yeltsin, veering wildly between gloomy inertia and reckless action, has given way to the steely inscrutability and disciplined single-mindedness of a tough, youthful, former KGB man.

And though it is true that her son and Mr Singh's expected successor, Rahul, speaks sparingly in public, this is probably as much due to his diffidence as to the far-sighted inscrutability that Mr French sees in him.

In a handful of essays about Russian books and the people who read them (published in America last year), Elif Batuman, a Turkish-American professor with a doctorate from Stanford University, infectiously conveys the dreamlike inscrutability of Russian literature.

AMERICA'S well-documented independent music scene once valued tour-van mileage, lean living, anti-commercialism and a layer of sonic inscrutability.

The industry's inscrutability does not bother them: they can get the information they want when they need it.

Westerners may no longer subscribe so openly to the nonsense of Japanese inscrutability.

But they both like using complex time frames; among their other common interests are French anti-semitism, the fickleness of political affiliation, the inscrutability of characters, childhood estrangement from aloof parents or the awkwardness of adolescents in an incomprehensible adult world.

Jones deviated from his characteristic flinty inscrutability with his turn as the deranged villain Two-Face in Batman Forever (1995) before playing straight man to Will Smith in the alien comedy Men in Black (1997) and its sequels (2002, 2012).