Sentence examples for mysterious enough from inspiring English sources

The least mysterious verse (although it is mysterious enough) comes next to last.

Chinese food was just mysterious enough to preserve America's notion of its own broadmindedness.

And that something might be almost anything that seems complex enough, mysterious enough, to repel easy search-engine attempts to understand it.

Perhaps life and consciousness are rare enough, mysterious enough, impossible enough, that even multiplying Earth-like worlds a billion times over would not necessarily produce either one again.

But these mostly young dancers, though strong, are not huntresses, and the dance never feels real enough, or mysterious enough, to transport.

It's mysterious enough to suggest various subtexts (Does "English and Western" refer to the blending of two different kinds of rock and roll? Is it about bisexuality?), and melodic enough to make the question of subtext secondary.

"Life," he wrote, "so vivid and mysterious, was enough to occupy his entire being".

Yet, at those moments we come upon the signed question posed without a question mark, "were you forced to walk," even the historically uninformed (and perhaps the uninformed in particular) are more given to being stirred by the mysterious inquiry, enough to pay attention to the accompanying signs that we then find encircling a bronze sculptural figure of a man slumped over from exhaustion.

The truth is, as Dr. Sandman pointed out, bacteria in the home kitchen is simply not mysterious or weird enough.

The plot is entertaining enough – mysterious house, magic and the like — though it lacks the humorous touch found in the likes of Monkey Island.

The performers assemble in a filmed introduction loaded with enough mysterious actions and symbols to inspire all manner of narrative possibilities.