Sentence examples for left mysterious from inspiring English sources

The reason for the gathering was initially left mysterious, but a loud partisan cheer went up in the room when it was announced that the Model S sedan had been chosen as Motor Trend's 2013 Car of the Year.

Why this obscure, unprosperous, and atypical region of France — the province of Roussillon, ceded by Spain as late as 1659 and still regarded by many of its natives as "northern Catalonia" — should serve his investigative purpose is left mysterious, but its usefulness to his wife is made clear.

Stories about them might defy reason but, said Scott, made better reading when left mysterious: "The professed explanation of a tale, where appearances or incidents of a supernatural character are referred to natural causes, has often, in the winding up of a story, a degree of improbability almost equal to an absolute goblin narrative".

The second group observed that when you pressed both levers at once, both objects popped up, but they never got a chance to see what the levers did separately, which left mysterious the causal relation between the levers and the pop-up objects.

No price, no specific launch date, and a bunch of specs left mysterious for now.

According to custom, the lineup for the 39th edition of the festival was announced only Thursday, 24 hours before the first screenings, and as usual a number of spaces on the schedule were left mysterious, marked TBA.

(But "do not," the organizers ask, just leave "mysterious bags around D.C").

Other postcards are edited with paint, correction fluid and scribbled ink, leaving mysterious, ambiguous half-images.

There are beautiful Carver parings, with words and even punctuation marks elided to leave mysterious gaps in which unspoken, or unspeakable, feelings may roam: Lights came on in houses up and down the street.

Then again, it is not clear that this takes care of the charge of psychologism (often directed against Kant too); and it leaves mysterious the precise form of Dedekind's "abstraction" and "creation".

Blair also told the Toronto Star that Sandro Lisi, Rob Ford's buddy who drives him around and leaves mysterious envelopes in his car, told Toronto Police officers that Bill Blair "was going to get his this weekend," in reference to the complaint Doug Ford subsequently filed against him.