Sentence examples for just cryptic from inspiring English sources
It's not just cryptic, it's downright kinky.
It's a pointillist notebook with little attention to strict chronology or the journalist's Why, Where, When and Who — just cryptic, amusing notations, quotations and flashes of what strikes her.
"Domains are descriptive, not just cryptic abbreviations like.org or.com," says Dirk Krischenowski of dotBerlin, which operates the new domain.
A reference to Mr. Abbas is tantalizing but cryptic, just two lines identifying him by the code name "Mole".
As before, he's tiptoeing around a toad in the garden, too: his "born again" phase of 1979-81, more fertile as both music and strategy than people credit but cryptic just the same.
Mary Elizabeth Scallen also manages to both soften Hannah and give her more spirit than just being a Mormon caricature; Scallen doubles as wry but cryptic ghost of Ethel Rosenberg.
Others were merely cryptic.
Dennis Ruston Derby It's not just the cryptic crossword – the Suguru has taken a step up in difficulty recently, too.
O.K., he goes to the flea market, the art galleries in Chelsea, but that's just more cryptic woodwork for him to blend into.
What passes for communication between parents and children about sex is often just a cryptic warning to girls to "stay away from boys" and to boys, nothing.
Moby tells of one party with no address, just a cryptic directive to "be on the L train at 8 P.M. on Wednesday night".
