Sentence examples for was always enigmatic from inspiring English sources

But "one thing... was always enigmatic: The types of damages to the DNA were very broad, [yet] they were all being repaired by the same group of enzymes".

The answer, I think, is that the book was always wonderfully enigmatic, giving us a voice that cannot mock others without first mocking itself, the sound of a psychoanalytic room yet no way to judge or sympathize with what we were hearing--no vantage point, no moral pivot, nothing but an eavesdropping on analysand and analyst, both of whom seemed verging on parody.

Jo Carnegie, deputy editor of Heat magazine, said: 'Kate's winning formula was always the fact she was so enigmatic.

The clash of these two powerful, experienced teams will highlight the competition at Sydney's Exhibition Center, but in boxing there are always surprises and enigmatic judging decisions -- enough twists and turns for a Tom Clancy novel.

"But he's always been sort of this enigmatic figure and very cool-looking".

Gadamer's conversation on aesthetics paints its bolder themes: art is interrogative by nature, artworks work through a disclosure of meaning, disclosures of meaning establish art's cognitive status, the cognitive content of art is partly intelligible and partly enigmatic, and artworks are always open to re-interpretation.

Lemony Snicket (real name Daniel Handler) has always been an enigmatic character, and his wonderfully wacky and absurd writing shrouds his offbeat works with equal mystery.

There will always be something enigmatic about Seinfeld: he is a comic whose heart is worn invisibly, well away from his sleeve.

Dylan has always been an enigmatic figure.

For his part, Jean said he's "3,000percentt" open to a reunion, but said the final decision has always been the enigmatic Hill's.

People always felt there was something enigmatic about Hill.