Sentence examples for once mysterious from inspiring English sources

Armed with her sheet music, a few photographs ("she looked nice, with her sweet mouth and the rope of hair over her shoulder") and the occasional cryptic detail released from his father's tight lips, Mr Wardle imagines a woman at once mysterious and angelic a muse-like mystery.

What was once mysterious is now intimately understood.

To me it's hauntingly ambiguous, at once mysterious and inevitable.

So is the beginning of life, which is a good illustration of how much that was once mysterious became secret and then became private.

As a result, it has been the convention among major media sources to present die-offs as at once mysterious and alarming, but also ordinary and even natural.

The sound mix is crisp, the black-and-white photography is lovely, and the songs, above all, can be heard in all their earnest, enigmatic glory, performed by an artist whose gifts are at once mysterious and self-evident.

These once-mysterious properties have a simple explanation.

In Bristol, for example, the low-cost DIY solar panel-building workshops of Demand Energy Equality provide neighbours with hands-on access to once-mysterious renewable technologies.

The once-mysterious formation of tastes is becoming a quantitative science, as services like Netflix and Pandora and StumbleUpon deploy algorithms to predict, and shape, what we like to watch, listen to and read.

Today, the notion that a person can be measured by where he or she shops has gone the way of the pneumatic tube, and the once-mysterious ways of merchandising have been reduced, in most places, to a single element: price.

The once-mysterious Samsung NX10 has gotten a few new lenses, including a 30mm f/2 that would probably be my walkaround.