Friday morning we were back in front of the TV, following the manhunt, staring at the inscrutable faces of the killers, feeling sick all over again.
Elsewhere, the group show progression from the contemporary r'n'b influences of 2010's debut album, Man Alive, most strikingly on slower numbers that allow the singer to inject more feeling into his often inscrutable lyrics.
With little more than an address, a picture and a note that reads "FREE ADMISSION," the Museum of Feelings according to Facebook remained pretty inscrutable.
The film never fully penetrates the mystery of her motivation, and it leans perhaps a bit too hard on Mara's inscrutable gaze — a gaze that has expressed so much anguished, unarticulated feeling in movies as different as "Carol" and "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," but which here seems content to convey a resolutely interior experience.
The 19th-century economist, William Jevons, put it succinctly when he said: "Every mind is inscrutable to every other mind and no common denominator of feelings seems possible".
I love the feeling of gradually coming to understand something that at first seemed inscrutable to me.
Mr. Nimoy, whose often inscrutable Vulcan character of Mr. Spock kept humans wondering about his true feelings, will probably represent Priceline's traditional "opaque" sales method, which leaves travel consumers guessing until the end which airline they are booking.
The feelings and behavior of the women closest to him remain as inscrutable as the "Tractatus".
With existentialism, Royce recognizes the very real chasms that separate one person's feelings, thoughts, and will from another: the experience of another may be inscrutable.
I suspect that viewers who have not read the novels will reach the end of the series feeling as if they have spent a charming time in the company of appealing but ultimately odd and inscrutable characters.
