Sentence examples for mysterious language from inspiring English sources

One example is a 15th-century work known as the Voynich manuscript, which is written in an unknown and mysterious language.

The Mysterious Language of W There is a language, known to its scholars and scribes only as W, which does not conform to any previously known linguistic pattern.

It has liturgy ("They think it's all over... "), mysterious language (4-4-2, sittingces, sitting midfielders), and special clothes to set the professionals apart from the laity.

Jazz is a complex and mysterious language — growing all the time or not growing fast enough, depending on how you look at it — and learners can use the influence and encouragement of their heroes to start making sense of it.

Word games like Scrabble inspire Gregory Coates's striking arrangements of flat painted squares that bear three-dimensional, abstract glyphs of twisted rubber tubing, suggesting the alphabet of a mysterious language.

In his great 1955 work Rebus, he includes a political poster, a page from a comic, and a photo of runners - and yet these items form part of a complex and ultimately mysterious language, a language the work invents.

Drop a few "mysterious" words in your own made-up language: "Wow, somebody looks like a real horsetruff today.

Six performers sit around a white circle and then rise to jog in place, their fingers twisting and turning in a mysterious sign language.

Where did the mysterious Basque language really come from?

One photograph of Merce Cunningham dancing on a lawn transforms his body into an exotic symbol, as if the jaggedly bent knees, curving torso and splayed hands and feet described an alphabet character from a mysterious lost language.

The split between fiction and nonfiction is equally mysterious in languages as different from Bosnian as Arabic and Gĩkuyu.