cryptic

Kurant has crafted a new, cryptic narrative in which the three redundant characters come together in a wrecking yard.

I also think Damian Lewis's performance was stellar in episode after episode: vivid, cryptic, and (against all odds) believable.

She wants an explanation of the cryptic glares and whispers, but they disappear.

I confess I prefer Laforgue, who at his most cryptic is never so wildly tantalising as Rimbaud.

It is no longer a detail of the Strand, but a cryptic symbol of human life.

They were a solid maze of unknown symbols and cryptic charts.

And perhaps—or perhaps not—his British brain some day unraveled the meaning of cryptic retort.

While the two men watched, Judith read back the cryptic information interpolated by the ship's mass-proximity detector.