Sentence examples for most cryptic from inspiring English sources

Verdict: Frigid The coldest and most cryptic of all, and seven hours after it broke.

They offer a glimpse of Brecht at his most cryptic, pungent and pointed.

By Jane Kramer Philip Kerr's "Prussian Blue" deepens the story of literature's most cryptic sleuth.

The most intriguing mention of Mr. Sharpton in the report is the most cryptic.

She is a stylist – that most cryptic of careers, the person between the photographer and the model.

A firm statement of intent had been promised but, despite the emphatic margin, this was England at their most cryptic.

Because if the exact nature of this most beautifully cryptic of films will always be open to debate, it will also be forever linked with Chernobyl – Tarkovsky's 1979 vision of the eerie, depopulated "Zone" on at least one level an uncannily prophetic vision of the "zone of alienation" thrown up around the ruined reactor number four after its conflagration seven years later.

Most are cryptic and I eventually stopped listening to them.

Bushbabies (Galagidae) are among the most morphologically cryptic of all primates and their diversity and relationships are some of the most longstanding problems in primatology.

In much the same way that predators form a search image for the most common cryptic prey type [ 9], increased male sexual interest has been observed towards the most common female morph in a given population [ 19, 32- 34].

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