Sentences with phrase «little mystery to»

Here's a little mystery to solve - a tub of sour cream purchased at Whole Foods yesterday.

thrilling, but always with a little mystery to it.

We intentionally left the story shrouded in a little mystery to give players a chance to fill in some of the missing pieces themselves.

There is little mystery to why eLearning is so popular, offering students a myriad of benefits traditional courses can not.

BBC Home entertainment is looking to add a little mystery to your life beginning with the home video release of Sherlock: Season Four on January 24th, and Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (now available in the US).

The Hollywood Reporter — Jake Gyllenhaal is ready to bring a little mystery to the Spider - Man universe.

Unlike those films, which actually had more than trickery up their sleeves, Flightplan is a pure thriller, delivering only thrills, chills and a little mystery to keep our attention.

He is the master of the cinema in my opinion and Ridley Scott understands this infinitely!!!! The best way to keep people intrigued is to always leave them with a little mystery to ponder.

Leave a little mystery to it.

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.

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

Not exact matches

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

Some of my extra jobs were fun little ways to earn a few dollars — like mystery shopping.

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.

The development Wednesday does little to clear up the mystery about Gates» fractured legal representation.

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

Mystery shopping is a great way to earn money during down time since it requires very little effort.

Dan and I were both raised in loving, grace - filled homes, but in a fundamentalist religious culture that required total acquiescence to a strict set of theological beliefs and left little room for mystery.

Of the topics that will be familiar to devotees of The Little Flower, perhaps particular note should be made of its treatment of sacrifice and «the mystery of suffering in its relationship with the future life».

It is enough if one tries merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day.

If all we can say of Jesus and of God is that Jesus is God — all the God of God there is — then we have effectively ruled out all other attempts of the human spirit to glimpse the mystery of the ultimate; and this is all the more conspicuously the case when our understanding of «Jesus,» in the first place, is really a dogmatic reduction of his person, his «thou - ness,» to the «it - ness» of christological propositions that, most of them, enshrine little more than our own religious bid for authority.

In Karl Barth's words: «The mystery reveals to us that for God it is just as natural to be lowly as it is to be high, to be near as it is to be far, to be little as it is to be great, to be abroad as it is to be home» (Church Dogmatics IV, 1).

That such world was primarily the region of the group's habitat means little for our purpose, except as the limitation added to its mystery when distance beckoned in all directions into the unknown.

Mysticism, as we are using the term here, perceives more explicitly than sacramentalism the presence of an ultimate unity of mystery beyond finite realities and seeks to enter into this unity immediately and intensely, at times with little apparent need for sacramental mediation.

Tobias acted bravely, stoutheartedly and chivalrously, but any man who has not the courage for this is a molly - coddle who does not know what love is, or what it is to be a man, or what is worth living for; he had not even comprehended the little mystery, that it is better to give than to receive, and has no inkling of the great one, that it is far more difficult to receive than to give — that is, if one has had courage to do without and in the hour of need did not become cowardly.

Perhaps aspects of them, such as their ethical implications, may be compared, but as total approaches to mystery, to human existence, and to the world, it makes little sense to say that one is clearly better than another.

There seems to be little to gain by speculating what Joseph thought about why he had to travel to Bethlehem for the census or if the Magi picked up their gifts in the market on the way over to the stable, in comparison to the great mystery of the Creator of the cosmos taking on human form in order to save us from the fires of Hell and restore us to how we were created to be, let alone «considering afresh the Holy Incarnation».

Whatever else might be the explanation of the mystery, it was not to be found in blaming a prince of darkness, a kind of second deity and god of evil, as though by thrusting back the problem to such a personage the problem itself could be even a little solved.

God has made provision (Jesus), not necessarily known to us (mystery), for the healing and care of all his creation (salvation), and not simply our little part of it (universal).

The plotline was clever, each character vivid (if a little unidimensional), the central protagonist genuinely engaging, the solution to the mystery amusing, the conclusion to the action satisfyingly dramatic, and the overall atmosphere pleasantly bizarre.

He believes that sexuality is «one area where, because of the profound element of «mystery» in inter-personal relationships, the secular kind of pragmatism has little to offer» (A.G. Woollard, Progress: A Christian Doctrine?

There is so much for all of us that hides Jesus from us — the church itself hides him, all the hoopla of church with ministers as lost in the thick of it as everybody else so that the holiness of it somehow vanishes away to the point where services of worship run the risk of becoming only a kind of performance — on some Sundays better, on some Sundays worse — and only on the rarest occasions does anything strike to the quick the way that little girl's cry did with every last person who heard her realizing that Jesus didn't show for any of them — the mystery and miracle of Jesus with all his extraordinary demands upon us, all his extraordinary promises.

A vital function of growth groups for all ages is to help people break out of «the heavies» and experience «little moments of ecstasy» — in playfulness, joy, celebration, worship, deep sharing, mystery, and pain.

Faith as surrender to mystery has little meaning outside of the context of a hierarchical universe.

Why this little round creation brings so much joy has always been a bit of a mystery to me.

Sam and Andrew put together this fun little challenge where they sent out a virtual mystery box of ingredients that your recipe has to include.

Thirteen years later, the feisty writer and mystery - solver from Cabot Cove is still my go - to on days that need a little constancy and predictability, when real life is playing a bit too fast and loose with my heart.

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

What Calleri has to offer remains a mystery to me and why he is preferred over Ashley Fletcher despite contributing little is puzzling.

Finally, signing up to complete mystery shops and surveys could prove a great way to earn a little extra cash when you have time.

When my kids were little, to give me time to catch up with things, my husband would take them to a new playground every month and call it the «mystery playground» tour.

The aches, pains, running noses, coughs and just overall yuckiness that takes over your little one for days at a time with little to soothe them but hugs, comfy blankets and a variety of over the counter medication that do little to help ease the symptoms at hand, not to mention are filled with dye, processed sugar and mystery ingredients that no one can even pronounce.

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.

It's a mystery why SNS does minimal outreach and makes little effort to engage the community; that's why I started writing about SFUSD school food in 2004.

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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.

In all this, a strange realisation is crystallising, one that perhaps brings us a little closer to the heart of the mystery.

There's no mystery about why so many universities do so little to prepare their Ph.D. graduates for the futures that realistically await them, or why this lack has, until recently, received very little attention.

Although our team knew little of Lake Cheko, we thought that we could perhaps apply paleolimnological techniques and find in the lake's sediments clues to unravel the Tunguska mystery, as if the lake were the black box from a crashed airliner.

The mystery is that there is very little to nibble on down there.