| It was a typically terse rejoinder from a character who has never hidden his mystification for those who squander their natural talent. |
| The neighbor disrobes and performs some ritual dance to his amusement and mystification. |
| This sort of attack is part of a populist trend, seeking mystification while claiming to want transparency. |
| Satan, as usual, uses his powers of mystification to encourage people to cut themselves off from the Holy Father. |
| Athens has been going through the Grexit mill of Syriza mystification, and still any denouement fades into the mists of July. |
| The Church of England's rows over such issues provoke mystification, which threatens to turn into outright hostility. |
