Sentence examples for old enigma from inspiring English sources

Whenever I think I have this baby half-figured out, I remember that Southfork Kitchen is an infant conundrum inside an old enigma located by a schizophrenic seaside in a paradoxical part of a very strange land.

It looks a lot like the old Enigma machine, doesn't it?

Blending live performance and film, the show is the story of Claywoman, a 500-million year old enigma who, legend has it, can cure anyone of their deepest pain.

The latter is critical for transparency, but the mechanism by which cell nuclei are removed has remained an age old enigma.

The observation that YadA makes Yersinia sensitive to NETs provides an explanation as for why evolution selected for the inactivation of yadA in the flea-borne Y. pestis and clarifies an old enigma.

Wu et al. claim to have solved a very old enigma, that of the molecular basis of the GC-content variation in bacteria.

The present findings shed light on some old enigmas and open up fascinating avenues for future research.

Also on view is a page from Jean-François Champollion's 1824 summary of his solution to the centuries-old enigma of Egyptian hieroglyphics.

We discuss the connection of this new type of variation to the mysterious Blazhko effect and argue that it may give us fresh insights into solving this century-old enigma.

In her new book, "The Girl at the Baggage Claim," Gish Jen turns her novelist's eye to the exploration of the centuries-old enigma of why people in the East and the West see themselves, others, society and culture so differently.

"Circumcision is the oldest enigma in the history of surgery," writes David L. Gollaher, a medical historian, in his fascinating new book, "Circumcision: A History of the World's Most Controversial Surgery," in which he sets out to make "the strange familiar," but also "the familiar strange".