Sentence examples for somewhat enigmatic from inspiring English sources

Even so, fibroblasts remain a somewhat enigmatic population.

Even to his contemporaries, Pindar must have seemed an aloof and somewhat enigmatic figure.

A somewhat enigmatic novel, His Only Son moves between scathing satire and gentle reverie.

"My recollection is that he was rather nondescript and somewhat enigmatic.

The relationship between the two halves of the film, like every other relationship in it, remains somewhat enigmatic.

Second, Banda's role in the matter itself, which was somewhat enigmatic, lends the affair a curious flavour.

Somewhat more enigmatic and sharper-elbowed than the man in the movie, Mr. Marable's Malcolm is a passionate, conflicted and guarded man, filled with contradictions — charming and charismatic with audiences and the press but detached, even chilly with his wife, Betty, whom he frequently treated with misogynistic disdain.

The death was not made public at the time — Mr. Blackbeard, an enigmatic, somewhat elusive figure, appears to have left no immediate survivors who might have done so — and word of it began percolating in the online world of comics aficionados only recently.

Ramirez's defense is poor and he has somewhat of an enigmatic personality, but that won't deter the Yankees; two years ago, they reached an oral agreement to sign the notorious outfielder Albert Belle before Belle changed his mind and decided to play for the Baltimore Orioles.

Curiously, although the game mechanics resemble it in no way, it reminds me somewhat of the enigmatic 1988 Infogrames game Captain Blood, in its sense of enigma and loneliness.

Bezos seemed to exude that kind of Jobs-ian confidence on stage, and though Bezos is somewhat of an enigmatic figure in the Seattle tech scene, based on Yegge's portrait of him, it kind of seems like he's been that way all along.