Sentence examples for Quite puzzling from inspiring English sources

"I've found it quite puzzling.

Many of the reported failures affected cable and satellite television subscribers, and some were quite puzzling.

I found Jonathan Safran Foer's mystification of the Sixth Borough (Op-Ed, Sept. 17) quite puzzling.

It is a conundrum that is superficially quite puzzling but there's nothing magic about it.

Barker, the McDonald's spokeswoman, said the "inference" of the Guardian's inquiries about the company's tight knit board was "quite puzzling".

Such fallacies are quite puzzling to the tyro, who, unless he is aware of the principle involved, may well overlook the subtly concealed error.

Yet of all the shorts designed to give filmmakers a chance to show their stuff, none are quite as puzzling as "The Hire," the series of mini-dramas commissioned by BMW and currently running on bmwfilms.com.

"It's still quite a puzzling system," he says. .

Their philosophizing is full of ironies and counterironies that never quite seem worth puzzling out.

In an earnings call at the end of January, Samsung executives admitted that the company had shipped far more tablets than had actually been sold, saying that the latter figure was "quite smooth" – a puzzling phrase that was never explained.

You will find that the evidence is not after all quite so clear-cut.Especially puzzling are the productivity figures.