He has only a map etched on a scalp as a guide that is, until Lawrence's daughter gives him mysterious directions to "the maze" while warning him that it isn't meant for him.
Still, the fact remains that the chief architect of the modern civil-rights movement not only enjoyed Wagner but, in some mysterious way, took direction from him.
And yet Reagan was able to function successfully as President because, in some mysterious way, he could usually sense when his natural rigidity and disconnectedness were going to lead him into trouble, whereupon he would change direction just enough.
Knuckleballers prop the ball on their fingertips before launching, and its frozen, spinless aspect as it approaches the plate abruptly shifts to a veer or sail at the last moment, in a direction mysterious to batter and pitcher alike.
We are busy with providing a laboratory service for childless couples enrolled in IVF, refining the in vitro systems for large-scale ES cell production, studying the genomics of these mysterious cells for direction into desirable tissues for clinical application later, finding other ways of improving pregnancy rates for older childless couples, and so on.
The park is lush, curvilinear in every direction, sometimes mysterious, sometimes breaking out into powerful colour.
These mysteries remain mysterious.
These were built, Lego-style, out of huge prefabricated concrete structures from a nearby building site, under the direction of a mysterious and energetic American who was rumoured to have a military engineering background.
Then, just when you think they're finally in the clear, a mysterious horn sounded from the direction of Alexandria, leading all the walkers directly there. .
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".
