Sentence examples for something mysterious about from inspiring English sources

There's always something mysterious about the process, but what they're doing is not a mystery.

There's something mysterious about David.

There's something mysterious about him.

Properly considered, there's something mysterious about love to begin with.

To her friends, there is something mysterious about Sherman.

But a clerk at the deli next door, Johnny Martinez, said there was something mysterious about Arturo Garcia.

Even before I saw her I'd had the feeling that something mysterious was about to happen.

Alastair Campbell rightly says there was something mysterious, almost magical, about how things fell into place.

Unlike Mos, who — both as Murmur and as Louverture — has a humor and gravity that immediately establish a rapport with the audience, Wright has something mysterious and unbiddable about him.

Philosophy calls on the analytical mind to solve conceptual problems in an "austere, unselfish, candid" prose, she said in a BBC interview broadcast in 1978, while literature looks to the imagination to show us something "mysterious, ambiguous, particular" about the world.

There has always been something mysterious and disturbing about these four girls, conventionally dressed and well-mannered though they seem: the antithesis of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, who entered the public consciousness so boisterously in the late 1860s, just over a decade before Sargent painted the enigmatic Boit sisters.