Sentence examples for a puzzling bit from inspiring English sources
Paola Pivi's imposing sculpture of a polar bear covered with yellow feathers is a puzzling bit of theatricality, purportedly about crossbreeding.
All this palaver was hugely expensive and time-consuming to arrange, though the installation, named Last Call Lascaux after the French caves filled with Paleolithic paintings, is little more than a puzzling bit of spatial tweaking.
This can easily be read with "defied" meaning "dared them to", until the puzzling bit about the gang biting her lips.
But there is much that feels extraneous: the dancer who offers puzzling bits of speech, the repetitive-movement vocabulary, the ironic bits of ballet, the sluggishly paced final section.
"Bagne" is performed to a thickly textured sound-and-music score by Ginette Bertrand, with interpolations of a waltz by Mireille Demers, a puzzling radio broadcast and a bit of harmonica-playing by Mr. Hall.
That's a bit of a puzzling development, considering the Folio 100 has been the focus of their tablet PR so far.
Seth Shostak, senior astronomer at the SETI Institute, told GeekWire, "This is a bit of a puzzling story, as the Russians found this signal a year ago or so, but just didn't let others know.
The decision to add a model library to their own software rather than on an open website is a bit puzzling but can be explained by Zortrax's primarily European market and the existence of other marketplaces including Thingiverse.
Firefox 14 is also notable for its inclusion of Flash support, a move that may seem a bit puzzling considering the group's focus on open web standards like HTML5.
This was a puzzling complaint.
