Sentence examples for it's inscrutable from inspiring English sources

"People in the know really love it, but to everyone else it's inscrutable or a little bit ugly".

The box is thus the darling of both the Tate Modern and the community amateur show: the bricolage celebrates vision rather than craft, suggesting to some that art is effortless, to others that it's inscrutable.

It clapped for the road-tested quips and banter between songs, even though much of it was inscrutable.

Working within those minimal parameters, he and Quavo from Migos carve out a track that's as catchy as it is inscrutable.

No doubt it was inscrutable to some, and uninteresting to others, but as long as it was there it created the possibility that some might be inspired, intrigued, or provoked into seeing the world in a different way.

It is inscrutable and amazing to me that the high schools in the far western suburbs of the one-million-population Fairfax County are in the Washington Post's Top Five in Metro football rankings in our Washington, D.C. region.

Some of it is mysterious and inscrutable.

The novel was positively received, although some commentators have considered it to be "inscrutable", and one has suggested that it has been so differently and vaguely interpreted by those who have given it serious study that it may lack the form and content to justify the praise it has received.

Yet even when she's inscrutable, she's passionate.

Indeed, he seems to have been prepared to accept it, God's mysteries being inscrutable, and the radicalism and what may be called the consistency of Spinoza being the complete antithesis of Mendelssohn's apologetics.

It's got inscrutable chants: "Eat Yourself Fitter".