Sentence examples for a very puzzling from inspiring English sources

"The world is a very puzzling place: if you're not willing to be puzzled, you just become a replica of someone else's mind".

And that's a very puzzling number.

This is actually a very puzzling situation which was first experimentally verified by Michelson and Edward Williams Morley, another American scientist, in 1887 and which is the basic axiom of Albert Einstein's theory of relativity.

Dethroning Einstein was never on the Opera team's agenda, and to be fair, scientists in the group never claimed that they overturned relativity — only that they had a very puzzling anomaly.

This is a very puzzling situation". The archaeological team estimates from fragments of the bowl that it was 20cm high and 15-25cm in diameter.

Leaving aside the fact that this would a very puzzling way to express the inverse-square law, the context makes clear that Hume has in mind causes that "are entirely uniform and constant" on Earth, not their universal reach; this is why in context his other examples involve the burning of fire and the suffocation of every human creature by water.

"It's all very puzzling," said Laura Grego, a senior scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit organization based in Cambridge, Mass.

For those on this side of the Atlantic brought up on James Madison's doctrine that a democracy without the means of public information is but a prelude to farce or tragedy, it is all very puzzling.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Even now, it is all very puzzling, this Tim Tebow thing.

It's all very puzzling, but one thing is clear: on the Upper East Side, when you're in, you're in.

If anything, the tendency towards smaller, more socially successful families tends to feed back on itself over the generations, and the contribution of the K-selected to the gene pool therefore shrinks.To biologists, this is all very puzzling.