Sentence examples for too inscrutable from inspiring English sources

He is simply too inscrutable and aloof a figure to make a satisfactory anti-hero.

Sander's signature may just be too indefinable, and too inscrutable, to be mimicked.

His extravagance and his privacy combine to keep him outside the fold, making him too precious for some, too inscrutable for others.

They relied on their faith to assuage their grief: whatever had happened was doubtlessly part of a divine plan too inscrutable to fathom.

This suggests that Di's command was too inscrutable to be divined or influenced; he was in all likelihood an impartial figure of last theological resort, needed to account for inexplicable events.

In "My Birth," Winant, like Sultan, fuses family memory and found imagery to document a subject that is, for her, impossible to fully express — "too big for images, too inscrutable for dialogue — so often made to be a lazy and excruciating parody of itself".

Mr. Edwards, too, has been inscrutable.

The U.S. government, too, has been unusually inscrutable about the canal.

Most viewers naturally assumed that clueless TOTP producers were behind this screw-up, and interviewers were probably too scared of Dexys' inscrutable frontman Kevin Rowland to ask him about it.

That counts as gossip, perhaps but it says something too, about some of the most inscrutable relationships in East Asia.(Photo credit: AFP).

But quick-start manuals, Web sites, online help-lines and user forums too often create a blur of inscrutable and even counterproductive information.