Sentence examples for inscrutable responses from inspiring English sources
Mr. Geithner, currently the president of the Federal Reserve Bank in New York, also has helped shape the Bush administration's erratic and often inscrutable responses to the current financial meltdown, up to and including this past weekend's multibillion-dollar bailout of Citigroup.
She said that when a reader is confronted with an unplaceable or "inscrutable" voice, "an intuitive response seems to be the interpretive gesture you're describing — that of reattaching the voice by way of the author or the reader.
Eliot was not just inscrutable; he performed inscrutability.
But, in the courtroom, he sat impassively — as he did throughout the trial — his response to the atrocities as inscrutable as his capacity to have committed them in the first place.
Unlike epistemic responses to the sorites which postulate inscrutable boundaries, supervaluationism is frequently associated with a semantic approach to vagueness seemingly committed to the inscrutability of reference.
His reply is typically inscrutable.
I had a stellar cast and rehearsals were enjoyable, but far more alarming than any critical response was the opinion of the artistic director, the enigmatic and inscrutable William Gaskill.
Maine is more inscrutable.
