The teen edition has a bright mysterious cover, for instance, while the adult version looks like something I could knock together.
In "The Melting Clock" (Mysterious Press, 1991), for instance, Toby Peters finds himself working on behalf of a most unusual client.
Lycett's research produces no Copernican revolution in Collins studies – Graves and Rudd, for instance, remain mysterious and indistinct – but he sharpens our vision of many of the figures in orbit around his subject.
For instance, a mysterious cloaked figure in Tale of Tales observes that "violent desires can only be satisfied by violence", but the line could have come from any of Garrone's previous films.
Perhaps you suffer from a mysterious food intolerance, for instance.
In 2005, for instance, the mysterious artist traveled to Palestine, where he painted nine images on the West Bank wall.
For instance, the mysterious character would not be a sit-behind-a-desk-moving-puzzle-pieces guy, as implied in an early script, but a martial arts expert, a hands-on problem solver and an all-around chameleon.
These mysteries remain mysterious.
Wright became equally renowned for the quality of the work – for instance, Richard Wilson's mysterious metal butterfly slowly unfolding into its original form, an aeroplane, over several weeks in 2003 – and the imaginative brilliance of her parties.
She refers, in the first instance, to the mysterious, powerful aspect of life that is governed by something other than the rationality of the prefrontal cortex.
