Melania Trump is one of the most inscrutable first ladies, which makes her one of the most scrutinized.
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Khurrana is pitch perfect as Akash, playing him with the deadpan expression required for the film's most inscrutable character.
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Then there is his duel with Mueller himself, who may be the most inscrutable, immovable foe Trump has ever faced.
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McConnell, one of the most inscrutable political operators in Washington, did what he always does -- he put on a straight face.
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Simon Morley's new book presents a seven-tiered analytical framework that aims to make even the most inscrutable works of modern art accessible.
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Because he knows that having even the greatest, most inscrutable, most mysterious powers in the world doesn't matter if people don't know about it.
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Heroine and Sonic mega fan Amy Rose gets the faux-funk of "My Sweet Passion," which features the soundtrack's most inscrutable set of lyrics.
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Speaking with Ms. Acevedo helped fill out my understanding of one of the most inscrutable parts of the Trump administration's experiment with family separations.
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The result was our first long, hard look at what's really going on between Sofia and Scott, one of pop culture's most inscrutable couples.
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That is the calculus for Lisa Murkowski, who has proven to be one of the most inscrutable Republican senators in this time of fragile Republican governance.
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Amazon is by far the largest marketplace for both new and used books the world has ever seen, and is also one of the most inscrutable.
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Harnessing the empathic potential of virtual reality as a medium, The Art of Dying assembles the work of over two dozen artists to probe the most inscrutable of human conditions.
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Pakistani artist Huma Bhabha's "Untitled" may be the most inscrutable of all the candidates; it combines brown cork and white polystyrene to form a highly textured figure that bears just slight indications of the human form.
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Charles Manson, one of the most notorious murderers of the 20th century, who was very likely the most culturally persistent and perhaps also the most inscrutable, died on Sunday in a hospital in Kern County, Calif.
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One of President Trump's closest and most inscrutable aides, Hope Hicks, was warned by the FBI that Russian operatives were making repeated attempts at contacting her during the presidential transition, the New York Times reported Friday.
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Why it matters: Manson became one of the most inscrutable murderers in history — though he was never actually present when his family killed — and retained a hold on American popular culture through the years for his wild ideology.
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But it was a second harpsichordist, Patrick Jones, who momentarily stole the show in one of Handel's wackiest and most inscrutable inventions: the extended improvisations that punctuate, not to say undercut, Armida's vengeance aria that ends the second act.
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And then, of course, the invites went out, bearing a giant number "9" that was either some off-handed homage to The White Album's most inscrutable track or a less than subtle indicator that the Galaxy S9 (and, for that, matter, S9+) was on its way.
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Over the last two decades, four main factions have been particularly prominent in Turkish politics: the Islamic conservative A.K. Party; the military and its secularist supporters; the Kurdish militant group P.K.K. and various Kurdish political movements; and, finally, the Gulenists, the most inscrutable group of all.
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In "Charles Manson Dies at 83; Wild-Eyed Leader of a Murderous Crew," Margalit Fox writes: Charles Manson, one of the most notorious murderers of the 20th century, who was very likely the most culturally persistent and perhaps also the most inscrutable, died on Sunday in Kern County, Calif.
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