Sentence examples for to enigma from inspiring English sources
noun
Something or someone puzzling, mysterious or inexplicable.
Mr. Gosling makes a sensationally dowdy chick, but to no greater end: David remains a cipher, never rising to enigma.
The rooms are so plush, you could spend the entire day listening to Enigma on your iPod, immersing yourself in sweet creams and rolling from bed to sofa to sun-lounger and you really wouldn't be missing much - if it weren't for the impeccable food served in any of the resort's innumerable restaurants.
The trail of the elusive code (whose system of letters changed every 24 hours) led back to Enigma.
In Warsaw, under German occupation, other Cipher Bureau workers were interrogated by German intelligence commissions, and some AVA workers were approached by German agents, but all kept silent about compromises to Enigma.
This limitation is not specific to ENIGMA, and its consortium structure could be expanded geographically to assess ethnic differences in factors associated with disease and their relationship to brain structure.
Whether intentional or not, these references to enigmas past have the perverse effect of making the unknowable feel like a known quantity.
A clue to the enigma seemed to be the use of CFA in the induction procedure of CIA.
In all directions, the current scientific paradigm leads to insoluble enigmas, to ideas that are ultimately irrational.
"We are displaying it as something that adds to the enigma, that adds to the mystery of Vermeer.
But the answer to that enigma lies somewhere out to sea, beneath a cold Atlantic swell.
