mysteriously

Examples of mysterious

mysterious
Perhaps those mysterious mathematical symbols did mean something after all.
It was full of a mysterious vigour, new forms, new possibilities.
This is reminiscent of the extraordinary relationship which amputees develop with their artificial replacements, revealing a whole inner mysterious world of feeling and imagination.
It is not the case that there is some mysterious essence of ownership that remains after all the authorized legal activities are subtracted from it.
Many have speculated as to the mysterious nature of a wall that is soundproof in one direction and opaque in the other.
For despite the vast accumulation of scientific knowledge in medical libraries, the body does, indeed, work in mysterious ways.
Mysterious voices and mysterious meanings of lost contexts and circumstances!
This opening passage stages a most curious scene, indeed, foregrounding the physician's own curiosity and initial inability to explain the mysterious silence of his friend.
In occupying and exploiting the mysterious space of the sacred in our contemporary 'secular' world, the nation revitalises the profane.
Adding and erasing marked points is another natural, more mysterious operation.
But those few letters had a mysterious effect on me.
The mechanisms that are hidden behind the word "salient" remain largely mysterious.
The costume is mysterious in its poverty as well as in its flair for incoherent details.
Even in the closed polling booth, they believed that authorities would use mysterious ways to know their choice.
I liked the artefacts added by the time-stretching; they helped create new sounds resembling a sort of mysterious mechanised beast.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.