Sentence examples for a somewhat puzzling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson, who has received admiring reviews in his seven previous seasons with the company, gives a somewhat puzzling performance.

The starling-sized male has a somewhat puzzling false penis and was observed "after 30 minutes of vigorous venery" to experience an apparent orgasm.

Its poster has images of four warriors under a somewhat puzzling slogan: "When the dragon is roaring, the good cheer; when the tiger is bluffing, the devils return to hell".

On a happier side of the scale voters gave a somewhat puzzling boost to "The Ides of March, George Clooney's political drama; it had meager ticket sales and has so far been of minor note on the awards trail, but it walked away with four Globe nominations.

This is a somewhat puzzling finding and contrary to our hypothesis.

A somewhat puzzling observation has been the existence of just one ligase for attaching Pup to a large range of target proteins.

It is true that the hypothesis of the mentalese code enables a simple and appealing explanation of an otherwise somewhat puzzling phenomenon.

(We should note, however, an implicit, somewhat puzzling, and wholly unnecessary presupposition of Nozick's discussion, viz, that individuals with utopian aspirations will generally seek out communities that are made up of other individuals like themselves. The suggestion is that chosen communities will be internally homogeneous with heterogeneity existing only across these communities).

"Violet & Daisy" is a story of young female friendship with a violent and somewhat puzzling twist.

Given the legal rationale they used for endorsing race-based decisions, the court's desire for a deadline is somewhat puzzling.

People have various distinctive features: we have moral status, we have mental properties like reasoning and being conscious, and we are associated in an intimate but somewhat puzzling way with living organisms.