Sentence examples for may be mysterious from inspiring English sources

In both cases, the name may be mysterious to outsiders.

The nature of the tradition may be mysterious and, at times, historically vague.

The forces that oppress the individual may be mysterious but actual fate, the gods, chance, the power of one's own or humanity's past working through the soul.

But even though the identities of trackmakers may be mysterious, fossil footprints give us information about the past — information that can't be gathered from bones alone.

Ask Your Car GASOLINE brands may be mysterious, but the difference in grades of gasoline -- between regular and whatever kinds of premium a station offers -- is straightforward.

They may be mysterious and perhaps even a bit shady, but secondary equity markets, which allow employees to sell off their shares to other buyers, are quickly heating up.

In a world where Snapchatting footage of what may or may not be mysterious figure or a victim having a fit of tics would now be the norm, a school playground or singular village is no longer the limit.

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.

The appeal of heist pictures may be more mysterious than that.

The process may be less mysterious than Mr Gove's invocation of values and visions might suggest.

What may be more mysterious is why a trilogy centered on a man as cruel as "Cremuel" has so much appeal.