Sentence examples for largely mysterious from inspiring English sources

The cause of variations in traits such as openness and agreeableness, meanwhile, remains largely mysterious.

Then there is the complex, and still largely mysterious, mechanics of how blows to the head can trigger a long-term deterioration of the brain.

(For maladies that are still largely mysterious to doctors, such as A.L.S. — also known as Lou Gehrig's disease — a more creative, open-ended research model may be needed).

Instead, the Rolling Stone article is about the still largely mysterious backstory of a young man who transformed, in what appears to be a short amount of time, from a seemingly normal college student into an alleged terrorist.

And she agrees that the brain is a complex organ whose workings are still largely mysterious, and that we may at some point in the future discover other mechanisms by which traumatic memories can be recalled after being hidden from consciousness for many years.

While Hillary Clinton's inner life remains largely mysterious, information about Trump's insecurities leaks from his every public statement – even before the New York Times obtained tapes of interviews with a biographer in which Trump's morbid fear of public humiliation was made plain.

And no wonder: there is ample room for the imagination to roam in this largely still mysterious region and, in the case of Sri Lanka -- formerly Ceylon -- a deep dark current of horror to plumb.

And while the reasons for this non-sucking may largely be mysterious, I think that all of us -- especially those of us involved in building countercultures and cultural enclaves -- can learn a lot from how Burning Man managed to stay vital, and real, this year.

His personal life seems slightly mysterious, largely because it appears to be nonexistent.

One study centers on determining the composition of "dark matter" -- the mysterious, largely unseen material that astronomers think makes up most of the universe.

The story, part adventure, part fairy tale, part coming-of-age, is an unusual one, told largely by a mysterious old toymaker to a precocious little boy who has set out to "make his own way in the world" despite the efforts of "a great blanket of happy memories trying to break through and smother the fresher, sadder ones".