Sentences with phrase «very mysterious person»
He was a very mysterious person.
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i'm a very out going person, some what mysterious nd secretive, but when i become more comfortable around you, you can get me talking.
However, Frank is a very mysterious and enigmatic person and Jon finds himself involved in something he doesn't fully understand.
The New Dell Slate At the CES in January this year Dell had a very mysterious device to show the people in attendance, the Dell Slate.
The panel opened with a video introduction by Alan Moore wherein he spoke about his initial concept that prompted the formation of the Electricomics project, a scenario in which he imagined that «all forms of electronic communication somehow connected up in some mysterious fashion, in which people could talk to each other all around the world and enjoy new sorts of entertainment media», and he also said that this project now contains some of the «very best writing talent and artistic talent in the industry, all coming together to tell stories in a new, hopefully improved way».
It's worth the effort, though, as this is a thematic and very well designed game that places you into the role of a person stranded on a mysterious island who must survive the random events that will befall you every turn while trying to make good decisions about building shelter, hunting animals, creating items, gathering resources and exploring the island.
Ostensibly the last of a very old race, the androgynous Shiek bears the eye - and - teardrop crest of her people and obscures everything but her upper face and fingertips with tightly wrapped bandages and a likely helping of mysterious magic.
«So I came up with that name with Rachel Libeskind, who I share the studio with, as something that is at the same time enticing, mysterious, but it looks very much official, so it segregates the casual passerby into two categories: the person who wouldn't even notice that something is a little peculiar, and people who would stop and wonder, «wait a second, what's in there?»»