Sentences with mystery
mys·ter·y
M m - The source of the gunshots still remains a mystery.
- She's a lady of mystery.
- The next time you read a mystery or other suspense novel.
- Tips and information on how to find a mystery shopper job and avoid the online scams that are advertised.
- The mystery hero immediately alerted police after spotting a bomb.
- His fourth novel is a murder mystery set in London.
- Unravelling the mystery of Modern Family.
- This intriguing new mystery from Alafair Burke kept me reading long into the night.
- The mystery of life
- A murder mystery
- Well, I've been reading them all my life, going to mystery movies watching all the crime shows on television, both real and make believe.
- While there, the mystery shopper will evaluate the establishment.
- An air of mystery surrounding the affair
- The Eleusinian mysteries
- Double Dead, the debut Southern murder mystery by Terry Hoover.
- Mystery1 is applied to something beyond human knowledge or understanding, or it merely refers to any unexplained or seemingly inexplicable matter; , enigma specifically applies to that whose meaning is hidden by cryptic or ambiguous allusions, and generally, to anything very difficult to explain; a , riddle1 is an enigma (usually in the form of a question in guessing games) that involves paradoxes; a , puzzle is a situation, problem, or, often, a contrivance, that requires some ingenuity to solve or explain; , conundrum is specifically applied to a riddle whose answer is a pun, and generally, to any puzzling question or problem
- The mysteries of nature.
- The masked guest is an absolute mystery to everyone.
- A mystery by Agatha Christie.
- The mystery of Mona Lisa's smile.
- The mysteries of the Passion.
- The mysteries of Freemasonry.