Sentence examples for utter mystery from inspiring English sources

With a slight stammer, Gibson said of his friend's death, "It's a complete and utter mystery".

As for Beatrice's marriage to Ned, it remains an utter mystery to the reader.

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The Railway Children's enthusiasm was an utter mystery, and I still shudder if I see a steam train on Poirot.

Why anyone should want to buy a ready-made pasta sauce with some minor TV celeb on the label is an utter mystery to me.

"My trains are regularly late or cancelled, and it is an utter mystery how the train company manages to claim a 70% customer satisfaction rate".

I believe it is the "critical inner voice". "What's wrong with me?" is perhaps the most common question I hear patients and friends utter when pondering the mystery of their own behavior patterns.

The New Year Special, "The Abominable Bride", solved only a little of the mystery; with Sherlock uttering the mysterious phrase, "I never said he was alive.

In silvery middle tones, Schulz-Dornburg pictures passage of several sorts, from solidity to decay, exhaustion to utter depletion, from facticity to subtle mystery.

Mystery and something vaguely disquieting inhabit the first image, utter serenity the second.

And Jehangir, who hears his grandfather utter protests while dreaming, resolves to eventually assemble the puzzle of family mysteries: "He turned the phrases over in his mind, storing them away with the other fragments he was saving.