Sentence examples for a puzzling piece from inspiring English sources

It's a puzzling piece in some respects.

FT Alphaville links to a puzzling piece by Maasaki Kanno, who argues that the relative success of Abenomics in Japan, so far, reflects a divergence in expectations between the currency and bond markets: The key to understanding the success of Abenomics is the asymmetric response between the currency and the bond markets, which can be attributable to divergent inflation expectations.

She never had to use hers, but two years ago she received a puzzling piece of mail from Service Canada.

Consider Derek Thompson's long, puzzling piece "A World Without Work" in The Atlantic.

Full of leaps, it is space-devouring, as seen also in "Babe," a puzzling short piece in which Mr. Ashby often draped Ms. Silverstein over his shoulder while Ms. Langford preened in the center.

Even Mr. Trusnovec's quiet heroism in "Spindrift" cannot save the puzzling piece from looking like a pouring-out of the sea-swept debris of its title.

"That's the puzzling piece — why did this take so long?" he asked.

In the past three decades several geological and geophysical studies have been completed at Chicxulub, which provide useful information about puzzling pieces for the impact event and crater formation.

Set in rural England in the 1700s, her latest play looks like an extension of her fascination with closed communities but, without giving too much away, turns out to be a puzzling if intriguing piece about the influence of technology on the human mind.

A puzzling series of pieces called "Pliths," which resemble small fringed rugs slathered in black paint, are the least impressive of Ms. Truitt's more experimental efforts.

For some reason, I've always been concerned about the length of the lapse, whether he reread what he'd written or stared dumbly at his signature, his name the final piece in a puzzling life he was about to end, before he pressed the gun to his head and pulled the trigger.