Sentence examples for my enigma from inspiring English sources

Race 8, 4 26 p.m. Selections: No. 7 Set to Music, No. 1 Metaboss, No. 12 My Enigma.

I can overlook My Enigma's last race when he was unprepared at the start.

Greenland was, in my mind, an enigma.

In 2001, my second novel, Enigma, was made into a much better film, with the screenplay written by Tom Stoppard.

For the third year in a row, leaf-cutter bees have shredded every leaf on my Darlow's Enigma rose.

"Peristasis" bears roughly the same relation to "metonym" as "metaphor" does to "enigma" (my word for "riddle"): metonym omits the "subject," "enigma" the "tenor". I would also argue that this "additional detail" may be unspoken, i.e., text-absent, and present only as an "active connotation" drawn forth or implied by the context or what I'll soon call the "thematic domain"–in which it appears.

When a slight disagreement arose among my brothers and me regarding my mother's memorial service, my father sighed and said, "Well, we'll all live — except for your mother!" Then there was the enigma of my mother's recently purchased two-thousand-dollar dress: first of all, since when would my frugal parents spend two thousand dollars on a dress, or had my father remembered the price incorrectly?

Now it lies as an enigma in my memory.

One is physicist Stephen Hawkings' "The Grand Design" and the other is my novel "The Einstein Enigma".

Most TV shows tilt too far away from enigma for my liking, but Lynch often just runs at it headlong, like Johnny Horne into the wall, with no actual assurance of an exit plan.

You all can come to my back yard and we can all listen to my favorite make-out song, Enigma's "Return To Innocence", backwards.