1
Aristocratic origin is as inscrutable as the darkness of the past night.
2
The guardsman's face was as inscrutable as the side of his goblet.
3
He was idiotically jovial, as sly as an idiot and as inscrutable.
4
Gorvud's face remained as inscrutable as the rock it was made of.
5
Dr. Schermerhorn's purpose was as inscrutable to me as at first.
6
His thought was as inscrutable as if mind had never awakened in his race.
7
Of course, things being what they were, Hollywood was nearly as inscrutable as Mexico.
8
His face was as inscrutable as that of the sphinx.
9
But "Hangman Johnny" remained always a myth as inscrutable as "Becky Lawton."
10
Brother appeared crouching on the end of the bed, face as inscrutable as ever.
11
It sought to be as omniscient and as omnipotent; its ways were quite as inscrutable.
12
But the moor with its mysteries and its strange inhabitants remains as inscrutable as ever.
13
The secret which I imagined was about to be disclosed was as inscrutable as ever.
14
The Secretary's face was quite as inscrutable as Jim's.
15
His face was as inscrutable and lifeless as ever.
16
These bright-eyed woods people were in the last analysis as inscrutable to us as the squirrels.
