Sentences with phrase «little mystery»

It is a title that leaves little mystery as to the content of the seminar which I found refreshing in this age of «link bait» headlines and come - on offers.

Amazing story and characters but it was very little mysteries.

Maybe it's the creepy little mystery bits of neon - colored candies.

It may have been a bit much... because when I just went to the kitchen to make dinner, I created my own little mystery basket.

That said, this is still a pretty good little mystery / thriller.

One of those weird little mysteries I've run across.

Despite the secrecy surrounding the food guidance system, particularly about the new symbol, there's little mystery about what the government will recommend for good health.

Personally I see very little mystery in Boremans» Â work; both in subject matter and technique I find it lacking in transformative power.

How anyone came up with the idea, let alone made it work, is baffling but this charming little mystery game is the most entertaining Pokémon spin - off in a long time.

There's little mystery behind how Pebble just sold over $ 15 million of its smartwatches with 22 days to go in its current Kickstarter campaign.

Director Oliver Stone leaves little mystery as to his sympathies, portraying Edward Snowden broadly as a hero, an opinion shared by millions who feel the former National Security Agency contractor's leaked information cast much needed sunlight on the surveillance state.

There is little mystery from customers» point of view.

In Short: How anyone came up with the idea, let alone made it work, is baffling but this charming little mystery game is the most entertaining Pokémon spin - off in a long time.

The Fugitive was a nice little mystery alongside an action movie, but The Bourne Identity requires little thinking.

It's a decent little mystery that keeps you guessing all the way up until the Agatha - Christie - spoofing «gather all the suspects for dinner» finale, but the real joy is watching William Powell and Myrna Loy play off each other as Nick and Nora Charles.

When you stand back and think about the «dots» of Rebecca Stead's engaging Liar & Spy, they too fuse together creating the threads of this fantastic little mystery.

And I really had to wonder why there was no fantasy other than The Hobbit, little mystery other than Miss Marple and Walter Mosley, whom she really likes, and her take on romance is pretty stereotyped (and negative.)

There's very little mystery here, MotionPlus adds a gyro to the Wii Remote, allowing it to be accurately tracked 1:1.

Firewatch, a first person «walking simulator,» has been a curious little mystery title since its announcement, with devs Campo Santo keeping a great deal of the story under wraps.

Yet there is little mystery about Kansas: its rightward shift is part of a broader trend in the Great Plains, which now rivals the South for the status as the heart of the GOP.

When the Naperville Heritage Society wanted to commission a sculpture of the city's founder, there was little mystery as to who would be asked to design it.

In Clouds, Stewart is not only the most likable character, she's also the most mysterious, albeit in a very simple way; for most of its runtime, there's very little mystery to Valentine at all.

People love to solve a little puzzle and get in on a little a mystery.

It's nice to start with a little mystery in a relationship, but neither side likes surprises during the honeymoon or later.

In an era when people willingly give up their privacy to make their online presence more engaging, I prefer to leave a little mystery.

But praise be to God for revealing little by little his mysteries to mere creatures like us

Leave a little mystery.

One of life's little mysteries, solved!

(I'm a bit of an experiment hound and get really excited when I'm able to solve even a little mystery.)

If there wasn't enough drama on Facebook, a new game called Tail Towns Friends by Ganz is taking the gaming world by storm with intriguing story lines, fun interactive goals and a little mystery and suspense built in.

There's little mystery, however, to what New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo finds objectionable about Mr. Espada and his tenure as a high - profile, if mischievous, legislator.

To Seligman, there is little mystery about why they worked: «Emotions are often a consequence of thinking.

On the morning of August 12, 2013, nearly eight months after 20 - year - old Adam Lanza shot his way into Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., and killed 26 people, Michael Mudry, an investigator with the Connecticut State Police, drove to nearby Danbury to try to solve a little mystery.

But whatever happened to keeping a little mystery in marriage?

Each orange is a little mystery too - you never know what it's going to look like when you open it, whether it will be orange, red or a perfect blend of both.

Nothing like a little mystery and dynamic tension to ratchet up the chemistry, right?

There's no rule that says you can't keep a little mystery while you're out causing mayhem.

I knew that coming up with a list of 30 would be hard enough, though, and I figure we need to leave a little mystery behind the blogger.

A little mystery is charming.

And a little mystery goes a long way.

Leaving a little mystery is always fun!

In my opinion sexy has a little mystery.

The guy I bought it from said he found it in a vintage shop in Paris so that adds a little mystery to it as well.

I make sure there's always a little mystery there.

I'm not saying you and your partner should mutually propose to each other or plan out the exact date, time and location you're going to become engaged (a little mystery and excitement can make the moment even more special), but engagement should not be taboo subject.

Don't you just love a little mystery?

It is okay to leave a little mystery about who you are.