| Darryl hummed inscrutably and looked back down at the tent peg he was trying to hammer into the ground. |
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| But the other fascinating thing about the movie is that the South is portrayed as both inscrutably evil, and attractive. |
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| He didn't say anything, and he was peering at me inscrutably through the darkness when I looked at him again, his eyes aglow in the porch light. |
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| Only the tourist police, sitting inscrutably astride their camels and scanning the scene through binoculars, seem to act as a deterrent. |
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| For security reasons, the cabins have no windows and are inscrutably hermetic from the outside. |
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| You should give three-quarters to the person who claims all of it, and the remaining quarter to the person who claims half of it, the text instructs, somewhat inscrutably. |
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| Noted illustrator Hugh Thomson drew a more fetching version in 1894 – younger, more dapper, with gorgeous hair and a well-turned leg – but all that seems inscrutably foppish. |
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| An owl, its feathers precisely drawn, stares inscrutably from the wall. |
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| They watched us go past impassively, the children were more demonstrative but the adults, either men in their familiar woolen hats or the women in wide skirts and black bowler hats, just watched us inscrutably. |
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