"Best to leave an air of mystery around them," Whisker said.
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Maintaining an air of mystery is part of the intent here.
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That poured an added air of mystery and gravitas into the mix.
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Perhaps because he's so private, an air of mystery surrounds him at Google.
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Illuminated with LED frames, they draw viewers near, but retain an air of mystery.
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His tidy gray mustache and smoky-lensed glasses lent him an air of mystery.
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By the early 2000s, industry-wide changes hobbled the air of mystery surrounding secrets.
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Going into the day, there had been an air of mystery surrounding the proceedings.
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The role of the music conductor is often shrouded in an air of mystery.
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Of course, it wouldn't be a friendship fairy tale without a slight air of mystery.
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There's an air of mystery around her, not to mention a growing obsession with her smile.
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The air of mystery that surrounds the Etruscans, which so captivated Lawrence, endures to this day.
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His air of mystery and pain came in part from his head-to-toe black outfits.
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"He definitely wanted to present an air of mystery," said Steve Parke, Prince's former art director.
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Leave the email receiver with an air of mystery to keep them coming back for more.
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But it's the others swirling around him that give this ballet its air of mystery and eccentricity.
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Maintaining an air of mystery at all times, they let their finely-tuned tracks speak for themselves.
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About halfway through, it really kicks into high adventure mode, while still maintaining this air of mystery.
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Inspired by travel, the blue-green hue will add an air of mystery and elegance to any space.
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The mask shouldn't hide his identity, but it adds a sexy air of mystery that we totally support.
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Meg teased her friends and foes, taunting them with an air of mystery that implied she harbored secrets.
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And then she hit upon something else I had not really thought of before: an air of mystery.
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You know what they say about an air of mystery, and I think it goes a long way.
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Maintaining an air of mystery about your relationship status is all the rage these days in young Hollywood.
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But it also fits in with the air of mystery the company likes to maintain around the bird.
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Even Levitas' moniker, which was a shortening of his birth name, carried with it an air of mystery.
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Meanwhile, he cultivated an air of mystery, giving few interviews and releasing a vague note about his sexuality.
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Like the name of the profession itself, the business of ghostwriting has an air of mystery about it.
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The 38-year-old also hasn't given a real interview for years, adding to her air of mystery.
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In July, the Daily Beast described Maxwell as a "charismatic businessman" who was surrounded by an air of mystery.
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And just like that, the director, living under a spotlight since Cannes, regains an air of mystery once more.
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All these shifts gave the band an air of mystery, and it was matched by the band's unpredictable live shows.
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And here, with artists using incompletion programmatically, as a tool to work with, the show's air of mystery somewhat subsides.
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Saudi Arabia, a team whose players are virtually all based in their obscure home league, offered an air of mystery.
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The heavily redacted documents created an air of mystery about Mr. Flynn's "substantial help" in several unspecified but continuing investigations.
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Despite his status as an international superstar, Prince always maintained an air of mystery — even when it came to his diet.
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For Taco Bell's latest campaign, it advised the opposite: Keep everything close to the vest, and build an air of mystery.
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If they lean into their air of mystery or soothing voice, be sure to let them know you like that, too!
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Compliment their sense of style or attention to aesthetic detail, their sex appeal, and their light and flirty air of mystery.
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The 900-year-old green guru carries with him an air of mystery and wonder, and it's best kept that way.
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There is always an air of mystery while watching the floats, because float-riders wear detailed masks to hide their identities.
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Effortlessly beautiful with an air of mystery and a touch of ennui, she trumped any It Girl America had to offer me.
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As much as there is an evergreen fascination for Christie's stories, there's also an alluring air of mystery surrounding the woman herself.
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"We wanted to paint the character with an air of mystery so the player could inject morality into the character," Ansell said.
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When Ray Johnson killed himself at the age of 67, the air of mystery surrounding his personality, life, and art only thickened.
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There was an air of mystery to Seles, the fast-talking giggly young Yugoslavian with a penchant for disguises and missed appearances.
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Yet as with the Mona Lisa — to which the "Migrant Mother" photo has been compared — the image retains an air of mystery.
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Mr. Macron has said little since his election on May 7, cultivating something of an air of mystery about his exact intentions.
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His son carries that air of mystery with him, too, despite being his own man and a player very much unlike his father.
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The wind howls, the camera prowls, the sea roars and Eggers flexes his estimable filmmaking technique as an air of mystery rapidly thickens.
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The pancake house attempted to maintain an air of mystery by drawing out the reveal of "b" in the new acronym, IHOb, for weeks.
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It's shot pretty appealingly, though, the camera at a distance to create an air of mystery as everyone juts in and out of frame.
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Amplifying the novelistic air of mystery are the last pages of her journal, which were neatly cut out and never found after her death.
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Moreover, we're increasingly given glimpses of her interior life and her flaws with each episode, teasing out an air of mystery that Kirkman lacks.
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The world's biggest festivals, despite being televised and, now, livestreamed for all to see, do tend to have an air of mystery about them.
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The planet of love, Venus, moves into the sector of your chart that rules private affairs this week, giving you an air of mystery.
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Watch the Queen Bee as she floats down the corridors she rules now, emitting an unassailable air of mystery, of smokiness, of worldly knowledge.
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Maintaining an air of mystery around new signings and releases might sustain the label's cultivated cool, but it also limits a young artist's reach.
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The actor has been spotted off set with red eyeshadow and black clothing that give him the same air of mystery his character has.
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Though he offers a lot of information about his services up front, Schnitzler leaves some air of mystery to get prospective partners to respond.
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" But, he added, it pays to keep an air of mystery and not to spam users: "We post when there is something important to say.
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The company's sheer privacy and unwillingness to talk to the press have given it an air of mystery, but this hasn't necessarily helped its image.
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Closed to the public and hidden away in Chanhassen, a suburb of Minneapolis, Paisley Park was largely inaccessible, which lent it an air of mystery.
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Along with the virus, I had contracted an air of mystery — the possibility that I was locking lips with someone my classmates didn't know about.
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The hindered business of the street coupled with the intoxicating mix of anticipation and secrecy caused some event staff to drop the air of mystery.
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Despite all of this OA love, an air of mystery remains hanging around when the Brit Marling-led show's already-confirmed season 2 will actually premiere.
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Despite the air of mystery around this phenomenon, van Campen does have some helpful advice for those who are seeking out meaningful sense memories this season.
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All these images conjure an air of mystery, which is probably why the covers of paperback novels and DVD covers have donned such stylistic choices for years.
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At first glance, I was just your basic high schooler in ripped Hollister jeans, but the swirling rumors of the haunting lent me an air of mystery.
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A peculiar air of mystery hangs over this Quebecois zombie survival film, making it all the more compelling than the seemingly endless melodrama of The Walking Dead.
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Vicarious hasn't previously discussed its customers or robots publicly but has earned itself an air of mystery among AI and robot experts since its founding in 2010.
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"There was such an air of mystery around the country, and I always knew of it as the place that Americans weren't allowed to visit," she said.
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It marked just the first departure from tradition for a first lady who has exhibited an independent streak and an air of mystery in her first year.
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Sia doesn't do a lot of interviews and generally maintains an air of mystery, but, in the past, she has been open about why she hides her face.
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Saturn's rings have always had something of an air of mystery—but astronomers had at least been fairly confident in their observations of those rings and their relative size.
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Lambert confirmed that he would make an appearance in the film last fall, but kept an air of mystery around it by not revealing when, where, or his character.
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There is an air of mystery around many of them, which means it's uncertain what they're going to be used for — merch sellers, brand avatars, or even political tools.
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A certain air of mystery has long surrounded exactly what Gates is telling his interlocutors, with periodic court filings offering up only nebulous details about his interactions with federal prosecutors.
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While preparing for our meeting, I was burning to know more about this character, and particularly about the air of mystery that the press have enjoyed painting around his narrative.
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Arguing that an air of mystery continued to surround the disclosure, Strzok lawyer Aitan Goelman called "revealing" Justice's decision to seek dismissal of the suit without identifying the responsible official.
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What in the World An enduring air of mystery surrounds the towering cross emblazoned with a swastika in a cemetery near the remote Brazilian jungle outpost of Laranjal do Jari.
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A searching quality permeates Julien's work that we are here invited to experience a nostalgia for something long gone, muddled with an air of mystery as to what's to come.
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The company cultivated an air of mystery; the lead developers, brothers Tim and Chris Stamper, rarely gave interviews, which paradoxically led to even greater press interest and a loyal fan base.
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An air of mystery still surrounds what is to come of the '80s-inspired sci-fi series, at least until its return, since it's yet to be given a release date.
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Part of the dignity he brought to his work came from his reserve offstage and offscreen, from the slight air of mystery that made him stand out in a TMI culture.
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Tucked into a corner of an upscale mall next to a record store, the low-lit restaurant gives off a hushed air of mystery with its black marble and velvet surfaces.
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This was a blessing in disguise, because it offered a needed air of mystery to their performance, which was better felt—the bass literally shook me dry—than it was seen.
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While the discussion of Scientology by the public and the press has oscillated over the years, an air of mystery remains with many members, Moss included, remaining relatively silent on the matter.
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As noted by The New Yorker in "The Profound Silence of Kendall Jenner," Jenner's always used her relatively ambivalent attitude towards the family business of oversharing to cultivate an air of mystery.
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After all, even as soccer's horizons have drawn nearer in recent years, as globalization has made the far-off familiar and the once exotic seem local, Russia's air of mystery has endured.
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No longer forced to meet with the news media daily, as when he coached, he prefers to cultivate an air of mystery, the enigmatic Captain Beefheart of this hair-on-fire administration.
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They are so famished for celebrity praise that they'll even take it in the form of very ironic and slippery statement from a film director who loves to cultivate an air of mystery.
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For two musicians who've always maintained an air of mystery coupled with talent, it fit their usual MO. On the page, you could enter your phone number and then… well, then just wait.
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It's pretty clear that Pretty Little Liars will end after season 7, even though creator/executive producer I. Marlene King has teased the possibility of a TV movie with her usual air of mystery.
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Blake Lively has maintained an air of mystery throughout her promotion of her latest film, A Simple Favor, ever since she deleted all of her Instagram posts as a stunt at the beginning of May.
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Ms. Ejogo, 45, who plays an English teacher with an air of mystery on the new season of HBO's moody police serial, "True Detective," has a few tricks up the sleeves of her Adidas workout top.
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Perhaps he does these things because he is a member of the Dungeon Family, the most creative musical collective in all of rap history, and they know a thing or two about cultivating an air of mystery.
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It takes a certain type of genius to be able to maintain an air of mystery in a world where the apps on your phone sell information about where you go everyday, and Keanu has exactly that.
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Such an air of mystery and secretiveness wafts inescapably through the pages of Lynne Adele and Bruce Lee Webb's new book, As Above, So Below: Art of the American Fraternal Society, 28–2200 (University of Texas Press).
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Despite the air of mystery, publicly available information does shed some light on some of the Federalist's financials, though it's not necessarily the full picture — or anything that explains why the secret has been so closely guarded.
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Almost like Max Ernst's bird paintings bursting into three-dimensional reality, there is an air of mystery and decadence to Levisse's exhibition, which also features sculptural masks and kaleidoscopic wallpaper, creating an immersive multimedia environment inside the gallery.
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Each is nameless—just movement on the horizon or the source of muzzle flash—until after their (or your) death, lending an air of mystery to each encounter, anonymous bodies stalking each other through the fog and ruins.
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And, naturally, she had her enviable blowout intact throughout, further adding to her air of mystery: How she keeps her hair so perfect regardless of how many boat trips she's taken is a question we may never have answered.
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Yes, she can sing and dance (she previously worked with director Marshall on Into the Woods) — but it's her slight edge masking a warm heart and draped in an air of mystery that makes her feel real and familiar.
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It has the first-mover advantage and an air of mystery due to its creator's anonymity, but it sorely needs movement on the development front or some good news from regulators for the price to start moving upwards again.
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The sense of chaos is annoying to news professionals, but it means conventions will have something this year that they genuinely have not had for decades — a real air of mystery and allure to what might actually happen at Trump's convention.
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So far there is no evidence that tapes of Comey and Trump's conversations actually exist outside of the White House, creating an air of mystery around the idea and distracting from the many already damning allegations around the Trump administration.
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Porsche's been quite open about the development of the Taycan over the last four years, but it looks like the company is trying to at least keep some air of mystery in the final month before the car's official unveiling.
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I play things too cool (I guess you could say the feminine air of mystery is totally lost on me) and give off a laissez-faire attitude; men end up seeing me as more of a friend, rather than a love interest.
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From its earliest days as a Spanish military encampment and refueling place for the military to its time as a gold mine for thieves and rest stop for tourists and business travelers, San Antonio has always had an air of mystery about it.
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But the Munich Philharmonic, which Valery Gergiev conducted on Monday and Wednesday evenings at Carnegie, retains an air of mystery, intermingled with that of the Romanian-born maestro Sergiu Celibidache, the ensemble's reclusive music director from 1979 until his death in 1996.
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The remarkable thing is how such commonplace scenes —a beach shack next to the ocean; towering trees, which look vaguely threatening, next to a house; a rural barn close to a seaside road—while lovely, have such an air of mystery and unease.
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When he killed himself in January 1995, at the age of 67, by jumping off a bridge in the small town of Sag Harbor, at the eastern end of Long Island, the air of mystery that had surrounded his personality, life, and art thickened.
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It's unclear what, if any, intelligence Epstein ever provided to the federal government, but the suggestion that he was able to avoid prison time because he knew something valuable about people in power continues to add to the air of mystery around his case.
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This would be Club Derrière (Vicolo delle Coppelle 59; 39-393-566-1077), an atmospheric bar that revels in its air of mystery, and one of the many Roman speakeasies that are persuading locals to trade in their wineglasses for highballs in these cocktail-slinging spots.
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The concerto (1785), in D minor, opens with breathtaking urgency and suspense, as the upper strings push forward a quiet syncopated figure, the first violins sounding an insistent D. The air of mystery thus created carries through much of the work before dissipating completely in a jocular ending.
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Russia's smoothly executed military operations in Ukraine and Syria, and allegations of election meddling in the United States, have lent Mr. Putin an air of mystery and monolithic power, but the case against Mr. Ulyukayev shed light on the jockeying for position among members of the president's inner circle.
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This follow-up film from Imitation Game director Morten Tyldum is poised to be one of the Christmas season's bigger wild cards, competing with Rogue One, Assassin's Creed, and the Jumanji remake, and one of its best selling points is the air of mystery its distributor Sony has placed around it.
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In the case of the latter, both the novel and the film are narrated from the perspective of neighborhood boys who are fascinated by the alluring Lisbon sisters, whose collective air of mystery is heightened after the youngest sister, Cecilia, kills herself, and the girls are isolated by their fearful parents.
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It was that air of mystery — plus pictures I'd seen of an otherworldy green landscape dotted with pretty chalets that reminded me of the setting of "The Sound of Music" — that made me want to go in the first place, even if it wasn't an area the Orient Express traveled through.
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It's just that the way it's so poorly regulated, and the air of mystery and the excitement around it, the ignorance some people have and the fact that they don't want to miss out on a good thing—all of that leads to a kind of bubble that can have disastrous consequences.
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Conglomerates such as LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton adopted an approach of semi-radical transparency, and instead of cloaking themselves in their former air of mystery, which turned out to be creating distance instead of intrigue, invited potential consumers into the ateliers to see their artisans in the process of making their products, humanizing themselves along the way.
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A quiet guitarist can be cool, a DJ can barely lift his head during a set, an introspective rapper can be shy on stage and that's fine, an elusive lead singer can seem distracted between songs and still paint an air of mystery – but if a grime MC doesn't act like he owns the room from the moment he has the mic in his hand, then he's dead on his feet.
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