| It was a typically terse rejoinder from a character who has never hidden his mystification for those who squander their natural talent. |
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| The neighbor disrobes and performs some ritual dance to his amusement and mystification. |
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| The mystification of the liberators plays an essential role in these fabrications. |
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| This sort of attack is part of a populist trend, seeking mystification while claiming to want transparency. |
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| The Church of England's rows over such issues provoke mystification, which threatens to turn into outright hostility. |
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| Satan, as usual, uses his powers of mystification to encourage people to cut themselves off from the Holy Father. |
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| Athens has been going through the Grexit mill of Syriza mystification, and still any denouement fades into the mists of July. |
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| There is a lot of mystification surrounding the subject of values. |
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| Friends express complete mystification that I'm not there this year. |
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| And every time there's this look on his face of shock and mystification. |
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| The mystification of events proves to be expedient for political instrumentalization, but not for a constructive political debate and a shared constitutional and societal vision. |
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| If we do not rise to that challenge and do not set that out to our public, we cannot blame them subsequently for reacting with fear and mystification to what is taking place in the global economy. |
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| Mr Ford's frequent pronouncements of epistemological wonder grow grating and almost cheap, a pose of mystification that seems donned rather than earned. |
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| Apart from the political and economic advantages of mystification coming from outside schools discussed above, which schools could resist, and perhaps do in some cases, why does such mystification and vagueness persist? |
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| Secondly, he insisted, in the domain of circulation, of the struggle in the labour market to assure a better treatment, the mystification of the commodity and the law of exchange of equivalents acts openly. |
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