inscrutable

It was Edward Ashton, but with his thick Judge Quinzy glasses on, his expression remained inscrutable.

“It was falling to the floor, miss. I only mint to kitch it and put it on the zeet next to you while you sleeped,” he said in his inscrutable accent.

The limits of human understanding are probed as a sacrificial figure challenges the inscrutable order of the universe.

Despite chronicling decades of István’s life, “Flesh,” through narrative omissions, leaves readers with an inscrutable protagonist they nonetheless remain deeply invested in.

That play of masks—at once disclosing and disguising—animated Roth’s fictional alter egos, incarnations both intimate and inscrutable.