Sentence examples for mostly mysterious from inspiring English sources

The truth – so unappealing – is that nutrition is fabulously complex, different for everybody and mostly mysterious.

Great novels create pure experiences that affect our emotions, imaginations and intellect in ways that are mostly mysterious.

From the complete DNA sequences of the biosynthetic genes in a cell, for example, one can reliably predict the RNA transcripts likely to arise from those genes and the protein sequences they'll encode; the lipids synthesized by those proteins, though, will remain mostly mysterious.

Curiosity and motivation help us persist, but to this day these attributes -- how to nurture and who possesses them -- for the most part, remain mostly mysterious.

We already know some of what Apple's announcing: OS X Lion, iOS 5, and a new, mostly-mysterious product called iCloud.

But Labour's policies on economic reform, tax and public services mostly remain mysterious.

One wondered if Mr. Homme's seductive vocals, mostly describing mysterious interpersonal encounters, might leap out of the minor key, or whether Mr. Troutmann's drumming would spin in a new direction.

Researchers need to estimate the mass of each cluster, which comes mostly from mysterious, invisible dark matter.

(Ages 10 and up) Modestly mysterious and mostly memorable, here are 37 stories for bedtime browsing by the author of "Tom's Midnight Garden".

Eventually, I learned the rules and became a fan, and for a while a rumor went around class, precipitated mostly by my mysterious arrival in the middle of the school year, that I might actually be Kruszewski's son.

DJs choose to wear the cloak of anonymity for many reasons, but mostly because being mysterious is sexy.