more enigmatical
Example Sentences
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He preserved the usual professional apathy,—had doubtless sent many more enigmatical and mysterious messages,—but nevertheless, when he finished, he raised his eyes inquiringly to his customer.
From The Twins of Table Mountain by Bret Harte
Then quite unexpectedly he reappears in the New Testament, and what Saint Paul says of him in the Epistle to the Hebrews makes him more enigmatical than ever.
From The Cathedral by J.-K. (Joris-Karl) Huysmans
This novel is in its own nature and purpose sufficiently obscure; and the commentaries which have been written upon it by the Hurnboldts, Schlegels, &c., make the enigma still more enigmatical.
From Biographical Essays by Thomas De Quincey
Every day Sendlingen's conduct seemed to him more enigmatical and unnatural.
From The Chief Justice A Novel by Karl Emil Franzos
“Indeed, no,” she replied reassuringly, seeing how his confident manner had changed to despair, “but I do mean that the ways of women are not more enigmatical than those of men—some men,” she qualified.
From Those Dale Girls by Frank Weston Carruth
