Sentence examples for remarkably enigmatic from inspiring English sources
Chl-breakdown was remarkably enigmatic until about 25 years ago, since - up to then - no trace of Chl-degradation products had been found.
GEORGE PACKER: It's an enigmatic remark.
Thus Sam Garbarski's film in competition, "Irina Palm," about a British woman who turns to sex work in order to finance a lifesaving operation for her grandson, would have been yet another British naughty-granny comedy were it not for Marianne Faithfull's enigmatic, deadpan and remarkably funny lead performance.
For the usually straightforward Stevens it is a remarkably experimental work, beginning with a series of enigmatic dissolves — a curtain rises, revealing an opening-night Broadway audience; a woman awakes, in a close-up printed in eerie slow motion, and looks at us through her fingers; a man glances anxiously out the window of a cab, as it passes through a crowded, nighttime Times Square.
His two months in North Korea's capital resulted in this remarkably informative and personal look at a dangerous and enigmatic country. .
His two months in North Korea's capital resulted in this remarkably informative and personal look at a dangerous and enigmatic country.
But in 28 remarkably textured vintage prints from 1935 to 1951, this show traces the wonderfully enigmatic way Siskind went about changing himself from documentary photographer to Expressionist artist.
Remarkably, a subscriber unearths a photo of a 19th-century Tibetan coin that closely resembles the enigmatic original.
