Sentence examples for inscrutable of from inspiring English sources

But it's Fox's newest superstar Megyn Kelly who's the most inscrutable of the bunch.

The most inscrutable of these cosmological dramas are four self-portraits, each in shades of deep blue-black.

As loopy as Jerome's hypothesis sounds, it does raise an interesting point about the competing tensions that make up this most inscrutable of shows.

Orientalists everywhere thrilled to the climax of 1947's The Lady from Shanghai when Orson Welles' protagonist is spun around in front of Asian eyes (inscrutable, of course).

One of the more introspective pieces in this collection is an extended fantasia, "She: Portrait of the Essay as a Warm Body," in which Ozick fancifully pictures her chosen literary form as a coquette, the most teasing and inscrutable of muses.

Harnessing the empathic potential of virtual reality as a medium, The Art of Dying assembles the work of over two dozen artists to probe the most inscrutable of human conditions.

Their uniforms were designed for guerilla warfare and the fact that they are wearing them there gives further proof of the childishness and hopeless impracticality of this inscrutable people, of our opponents, or of the sad corruption of their leaders.

The elongated proportions, the rhythmical stylization of the loincloth, and the inscrutable expression of supreme authority speak of an art at the apex of a first blossoming.

We see her as a mute and dumb part of the classical American rural landscape, or we see her as an archetypal symbol of the inscrutable horde of Hindu cosmologies and theologies.

One piece of wood, out of the whole inscrutable mess of furniture guts, and voilà!

This disjunction, between the relatively predictable patterns of nucleic acids and proteins and the largely inscrutable world of lipids, has skewed the progress of biochemistry for years.