This is the storyteller's art: to mask the past, making it mysterious, seemingly inaccessible.
And, without making it mysterious, I said that I did consider what unfinished business there was in the previous novels that I might attend to in another book.
Applauded by critics and clinicians, Styron was flooded with letters from readers grateful to him for describing so clearly an illness whose very nebulousness makes it mysterious to many suffering it – let alone their friends and families.
Similarly, Badhwar (2003) argues that such a "teleological" view of love makes it mysterious how "we can continue to love someone long after death has taken him beyond harm or benefit" (p. 46).
Poe maximizes the horror of the disease by intentionally making it mysterious and universally fatal.
Now it will make its mysterious journey across LA, to become a surreal prop in the art of Paul McCarthy.
This was attributed to a mysterious and mystical chemical called thujone present in one of the ingredients used to make it (a mysterious and mystical herb called wormwood).
It's not something she's thought about, deciding, 'Let's make it more mysterious.' It's just her own way".
I scanned that and enlarged it and put that texture in the background to give it that feel of a smoke bomb or some sort of foggy night, to make it more mysterious and ominous.
"Wine does have a special magic and mystique, but we don't want to make it so mysterious that we turn off consumers".
