complete mystery

In many ways, she remained a complete mystery to me.

Out of 1873 new sources, nearly 600 were complete mysteries.

Their failure to do so is a complete mystery to me.

To the rest of us it must remain a complete mystery.

"Who you end up playing with is sometimes a complete mystery," he said.

How she could possibly remember my name is a complete mystery to me.

"It's a complete mystery to me how anyone could support Bush," she said.

It's been a complete mystery to me ever since I arrived here.

Finally, there are some names where the association is a complete mystery to us.

I heard the news of his passing many years later, and it was a complete mystery to me as to why.

Henry will understand later - sort of - but at that moment it's a complete mystery to him.

He had heard nothing, and the affair remained a complete mystery.

It is a complete mystery to everyone how the following gems came to light in 1989.

To the majority of people Einstein's theory is a complete mystery.

But the people themselves often remained a complete mystery to him."

The manner in which it perceived events was a complete mystery.

As for iPhones, until recently they were a complete mystery.

And later: "His whereabouts during 1458 are a complete mystery."

Few people know her well, however, and her past is a complete mystery.

How they might arrive back at that comfortable old association was a complete mystery.

The whole thing is a complete mystery, like those shots that we heard later."

What fascism has to do with climate change is a complete mystery to me.

The lyrics to the album are a complete mystery, as they have never been released.

"But even after seven generations, they remain a complete mystery to us.

Now, why that should have startled him out of perfectly sound sleep was at first a complete mystery.