enigmatic

And, as the enigmatic front man to an avant garde indie rock group, he is droll, perceptive, and splendidly weird.

Bolotov has been the most enigmatic of eastern Ukrainian leaders on this score.

Unlike her children and grandchildren, she has kept the brand intact: ever-present, ever-smiling, but ever-enigmatic.

Not since Gwyneth Paltrow's “conscious uncoupling” has one term been so intriguing, and so enigmatic.

Betty Draper burst onto the small screen with an undeniable presence befitting the wife of the enigmatic Don Draper.

Thurstane's blue-black eyes studied this enigmatic being steadily and almost angrily.

Shelburne, his former leader, he would not invite, for he could not endure his habitually enigmatic conduct.

At first they were covert and enigmatic, then merely ambiguous, and finally undisguised, and containing the bitterest reflections.

This young man was again the dark-faced, clear-eyed Roy, droll and dry, with the enigmatic smile on his lips.

The girl was an enigmatic creature, silent, self-absorbed, shrinking from the give-and-take of social life.