Sentence examples for that enigmatic from inspiring English sources

He really is that enigmatic but he really can be that potent.

The bass-baritone John Stephens was a bland Don Alfonso, a serious drawback, given that enigmatic character's centrality to the opera.

I've been told, on the other hand, that enigmatic titles (except in the case of thrillers) rarely make it on to the bestseller lists.

English nationalism, that enigmatic and elusive thing, so long conspicuous by its absence, might, newborn, show what a truly civic nationalism can look like".

But tricksy though Mammon is, it seems that enigmatic word – Mammon's answer to Citizen Kane's Rosebud – linked two suicides that were five years apart.

At that time, I knew little of Jews, but that enigmatic piece of maternal wisdom lingered in my imagination, draping a veil of mysterious glamour around an entire people and their faith.

He picked stories that were enigmatic.

"There are a lot of fossils around that are enigmatic.

Yet it's clear from the start that this enigmatic marquise is not all she seems.

To suggest, maybe, that its enigmatic and contradictory tone are fitting in today's unsettled climate.

The better that the enigmatic superstar Roberto Luongo performs this spring, the longer Schneider will sit on the bench.