Sentence examples for is cryptic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having hidden meaning.
The dessert menu is cryptic.
The wolf is cryptic and difficult to spot.
This work is cryptic and light, with an undertow of sorrow.
Most of the literature of insurance to me is cryptic and.
Fildes is cryptic about his backers, but believes the astrovillage will be a reality within three years.
Bassham is cryptic about the specifics of the system, which he has put into books, DVDs and seminars.
His very name is cryptic and a little baffling — less rather than more — and almost a kind of joke.
This book's allegorical aspect is as integral as it is cryptic, and none of its story can quite be taken literally.
"Sperm competition" is a hot new field of study among biologists, as is "cryptic female choice," a female's unconscious selection of one individual's sperm over another's.
This sort of goalpost-moving is a habit of lesser conglomerates than Berkshire, and is hardly a promising sign.As for the succession question, the message is cryptic.
The history behind this crazy quiltwork is cryptic: one theory is that it resulted from a series of chess games played between two maharajas centuries ago.
