Sentence examples for mysterious sections from inspiring English sources

The dance passages of "Far... .. are deliberately limited in range and, despite the meanings I have pinned to them here, its most mysterious sections.

My husband insists that the banker at his end of the table actually divided his meal into three mysterious sections — on the same plate but not touching — and ate them separately.

The mysterious opening section, with the magic chords and hazy textures, seemed genuinely ominous.

The vivid, mysterious coastal section of Red Hook in Brooklyn lends itself to dreaming.

In the murky, mysterious opening section of Liszt's "Trauer-Vorspiel und Marsch," Mr. Katsaris played with hushed dramatic intensity.

Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky's "Notturno" (2003), scored for instruments and recorded voices, has a spare, ethereal quality, and its mysterious opening section gives way to gently lyrical woodwind writing.

He is also deeply sensitive to the reflective, austerely beautiful passages: the hushed, mysterious opening Requiem Aeternam section for chorus and orchestra seems to emanate from misty "Peter Grimes" country, in the coastal villages of Suffolk.

Stanford also gives advice on what to include in the mysterious "any additional information" section: qualifications not on your CV, such as independent research, or explanations of unflattering past events, such as an arrest.

These mysteries remain mysterious.

Its second section describes a mysterious château and its inhabitants, presented with dark, gothic detail: "That's her, the dead little girl, behind the rosebushes.

Polio is also far more infectious.In this section The growing, and mysterious, irrelevance of al-Qaeda Who can unite the allies?