Mr. Zammuto sang more enigmas than answers; thoughts on language, alienation, uncertainty and futility, pulling against the music's virtuosic neatness.
At the present time superstring theory remains more of an enigma than a solution.
It's no surprise, then, that Mustafa, the Turkish man at the center of the plot, is more of an enigma than a character.
Three months after the announcement of its discovery in Central Asia, a tiny stone object inscribed with symbols thought to be the writing of an obscure desert culture from 4,000 years ago is more of an enigma than ever.
Though "they tell us something of how she viewed the outside world and clarify some of her thinking about art and politics," Hurston "emerges... more of an enigma than ever," Ann duCille wrote here earlier this year.
Ironically, after seeing this astonishing duo of plays, the iconic author will remain more of an enigma than ever.
What a difference a game makes, not that it's necessarily been to the artist's benefit Rosenfeld dislikes public attention, and while he's evidently a splendidly talented musician, compared to Brian Eno, it seems like he's going to remain more of an enigma than a mainstream-engaging ambassador for the progression of gaming soundtracks.
"It was an investigation: Who are we, and how did we become the way we are?" The text of the book starts with a simple but telling declaration — "The essence of a portrait has more to do with enigma than with certainty" — and this conflict between seeing and not seeing emerges gradually throughout.
Technologically more sophisticated than Enigma, Tunny carried the highest grade of intelligence.
Yamaguchi rarely emerges as more than an enigma.
