Sentence examples for Puzzling notions from inspiring English sources
Keep a Spanish notebook where to jot down anything worth remembering or that clicks puzzling notions into place.
"Not everybody wants to blow out the walls and start over from scratch," he adds, plainly puzzled by the notion of bulldozer decorating.
I was more puzzled by the notion that the closeted John would wish to exact sadistic sexual revenge on the smooth Si, who works in chemical distribution.
Alan Haimowitz Brooklyn, Feb. 20, 2008 To the Editor: I'm quite puzzled by this notion of plagiarism in political speeches ("In Politics, Inspiration or Plagiarism Is a Fine Line," news article, Feb. 20).
Hospices will have an even bigger role to play to support the end-of-life needs of an ageing population.David Praill Help the Hospices LondonElections in AsiaSIR – Banyan puzzled over the notion that Asian countries seem to be confused about democracy (January 11th).
(The line would later turn up in the president's address to the U.N). Revisiting Ritter's argument a few days later in his Pentagon office, Wolfowitz seems genuinely puzzled by the notion that we need evidence of imminent danger to justify getting rid of Saddam.
But Helen Hill, the 45-year-old adoptee who spearheaded the successful campaign for the measure in 1998 and celebrated a final victory this week when a Supreme Court justice declined to stand in its way, says she is puzzled by the notion of such a dilemma.
He seemed puzzled by the notion of affluenza.
In fact, Nutter seemed puzzled by the very notion that he should be expected to support a candidate just because they both had dark skin.
Martin Seligman, a prominent professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania who had developed the concept, said in an interview that he was puzzled by Dr. Mitchell's notion that learned helplessness was relevant to interrogation.
