Sentence examples for without mystery from inspiring English sources

Life without mystery is less colorful, isn't it?

And, besides, he has always claimed that his strength lay in being without mystery.

And without mystery – or at least some political significance – tombs are not terribly interesting.

Further confusing matters (as was, and remains, his custom), he told an interviewer that his movie was "a simple film, without mystery".

Daniel's chapters are interspersed with those of two of his cloned descendants living 1,000 years later, Daniel24 and Daniel25, both of whom seem warmer and more human than their originator - even though, as neohumans, they are said to "go through life without joy and without mystery", living on sunlight, water and mineral salts and having only occasional, virtual contact with other neohumans.

And life without mystery is so dull and constrained as to be hardly worth the living.

In the absence of a human realm with recognizably tangled inwardness, the shudderingly vast quasi-religious kick that this "Godzilla" offers is the kick of an empty religiosity: grandeur without depth, complexity without insight, mystery without resonance.

The detective story and mystery are in fact synonymous, but the thriller frequently purveys adventurous frissons without mysteries, like the spy stories of Ian Fleming, for example, but not like the spy stories of Len Deighton, which have a bracing element of mystery and detection.

Without that mystery — without the sense that the eye is the gateway between two souls, the dam that bursts and breaks down the barrier between two souls — Hitchcock would be the mere showman that his erstwhile detractors mistook him for.

By showing his hand too early, he leaves himself without a mystery to dangle.

He decries the ideology of "transparency," reminding us that no human relationship can survive without innuendo, mystery, even lying.