Sentence examples for inscrutable nature from inspiring English sources

A large part of its effectiveness stems from the initially inscrutable nature of the threat.

But in a twist demonstrating the inscrutable nature of Iranian politics, the incident has been used by Khamenei's supporters to show how he embraces criticism.

Compared with the complex, conflicting and often downright inscrutable nature of the students for whom it was built, Diamond Ranch High School, 35 miles east of Los Angeles in Pomona, Calif., is, well, kid stuff.

The inscrutable nature of that topic appears to be an evergreen subject for writers and publishers and a good way of making reviewers unhappy — as a look through our archive attests.

The answer to this question unmasks the apparently inscrutable nature of the sys-net: I will describe this process briefly here, using as example only a succession of individual systems; later the description will be extended to more complex patterns of the sys-net.

But ultimately, I think, it is the inscrutable nature of cats that draws us in.

This focus on interiors and the artifice of style and appearance mirrors the film's themes about the inscrutable and ambiguous nature of its lead, her job, and the negotiated nature of human relationships.

Be Right Back is a brilliant distillation of the inscrutable and unpredictable nature of Cattelan, to the point that the arc of the movie itself is built around the fact that you're never quite sure if the person who presents himself as the artist is, in fact, the real Maurizio Cattelan.

He believes that God's nature is completely inscrutable.

It would be interesting to think that the book's nonlinear format and lack of plot and character development jibe well with the nature of the inscrutable Eastern mind and that that's why it's selling out in China.

David Carradine was a talent, a personality, an icon all his own (and in an almost inscrutable way), and a force of nature.