Sentence examples for mysterious ideas from inspiring English sources

It is also, however, an art of tight formal control, expressive circumspection, and elusive, even mysterious ideas.

This is what Mr. Callahan does: put a big and mysterious idea in a modest place.

That's from the beautiful and hallucinatory "Ubik," in which Dick also develops the mysterious idea of a "fading" universe, where objects slowly mutate back to their earlier essential forms; hi-fis become Victrolas as they sit there.

A more entirely American classic is Mr. Morris's "Grand Duo" (performed by Juilliard Dance): a poetic and mysterious idea of tribal primitivism that suggests now civil war, now collective neurological disorder.

All interpretations are in any case inseparable from the ideology that is brought to bear, whether it is the conviction that all scripture is about Christ, or the one behind certain forms of the Kabbalah, with its mysterious idea of a divine spark now scattered and implanted in each one of us which has to be reunited with its source.

The novels were so unusual that it was rumoured that Maupin was a mysterious pseudonym, an idea aided by the discovery that his name is an anagram for "is a man I dreamt up".

Yet, even as Egypt became better understood, allowing stage designers, for instance, to aspire to archaeological accuracy and painters to render Egyptian monuments faithfully (if often at reduced or enlarged scale), older sources and ideas of mysterious Egypt remained popular.

Watch Potter Puppet Pals and the mysterious ticking noise for ideas, then put on a puppet show!

How a nation in which one in four is a migrant embraced such a cruel and stupid idea is mysterious.

In "Interview," performed on Thursday night, Mr. O'Connor builds a mysterious world around the idea of indefinable male-female boundaries.

Americans have a funny idea about mysterious names anyway - Lionel just makes us in the UK think of Lionel Jeffries.