Sentence examples for mysterious concept from inspiring English sources

Poetry is a mysterious concept to many children and when you ask students to pen a poem, less confident writers can freeze up.

And what of Crown copyright, the much-vaunted but mysterious concept that attaches itself to every piece of data that the UK government produces?

Moreover, there would be no need to consider the somewhat mysterious concept of color harmony if it predicts pair preference no better than the simpler concept of color similarity.

As Andrew Sarris wrote in "The American Cinema," his magnificent, sublimely eccentric taxonomy of good, bad and fringe directors, "direction is a relatively mysterious, not to say mystical, concept of creation".

And the worst part, of course, is that all of these linguistic atrocities are carried out cheerfully and deliberately, often in service of a mysterious marketing concept called "branding".

Hey, as they said when radio-waves were still just a mysterious scientific concept: That's what makes a horserace.

Theoretical physicists have forged a connection between a mysterious quantum mechanical concept called entanglement and wormholes.

Chief among these was the force of gravity, which mathematicians in the Cartesian tradition regarded as a mysterious, even unacceptable, concept when it was introduced, but which by the start of the 19th century had been shown by Laplace to be capable of dealing well with all the known motions of the solar system.

Justice Black rejected reliance on what he called the "mysterious and uncertain" concept of natural law.

Some like concept of mysterious circle but find execution pedestrian.

By now, we've all heard about Magic Leap and its mysterious, cinematic, mixed-reality concepts that have companies like Google investing hundreds of millions of dollars into its activities and development.