Sentence examples for mysterious sentence from inspiring English sources

But there's this somewhat mysterious sentence under "total amount due: $112": "It's time to protect your investment and save hundreds of dollars of the price of a new membership".

The phrase "the silence surged softly backward" might have been in F Scott Fitzgerald's mind when he composed the final, mysterious sentence of The Great Gatsby a dozen or so years later: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past".

On page 15: «several other CASS gene families remain mysterious» is a mysterious sentence.

The heading on a column of syndicated medical intelligence in the News one day last week was a sentence of mysterious beauty.

The New Yorker, September 20 , 1941P. 19 The heading on a column of syndicated medical intelligence in the News one day last week was a sentence of mysterious beauty.

By John McNulty and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, September 20 , 1941P. 19 The heading on a column of syndicated medical intelligence in the News one day last week was a sentence of mysterious beauty.

These mysteries remain mysterious.

He has been vanquishing his opponents through mysterious murders and long jail sentences.

According to Searle, the derived intentionality of language accounts for the apparently mysterious capacity of words, phrases, and sentences to refer not only to things in the world but also to things that are purely imaginary or fictional.

In early June, a Pakistani newspaper carried a four-sentence story reporting the "mysterious murder" of a North Korean diplomat, in her home in the tony neighborhood known as F7/1.

If she was, the court reasoned, she may have consented to her murder and Tetsuo would receive a lighter sentence.Many facets of Japan seem mysterious to outsiders.