The publication of the online directory concludes what was a source of frustration and puzzlement in recent years for the lobbyists, journalists and others who had relied on the Green Book to figure out who did what in government or to look up obscure facts.
Nor does America seem to correlate tolerance of corruption with George W. Bush and the Republican party, though the list of indicted, resigned, and jailed is overwhelmingly Republican.I find hope and puzzlement in America's current situation.
Another potential application of work on categories lies in the idea that various mistakes and puzzlements in ontology can be traced to the mistaken belief that category-neutral existential and quantificational claims are truth-evaluable (see Thomasson 2007).
And yet his puzzlement in the face of the actual experience of faith is intense and, given the impenetrability of much of his prose, infectious.
Triumphant humanity at the end of the 19th century meets puzzlement in the middle of the 20th.
That greatest of presidential orations, remembered mainly for its magnanimous "with malice toward none," contained the war-battered president's profound puzzlement in "The Almighty has his own purposes".
IIIp6, which articulates the conatus doctrine according to which "each thing, as far as it can by its own power, strives to persevere in its own being", has been the subject of a great amount of interpretive puzzlement in the literature.
The subject of gay writing and where it is headed is of much interest and some puzzlement in book publishing.
The real mystery is the hurt and puzzlement of daily life in a movie that just "seems to happen, to grow out of the ground like a thorny plant, revealing the intricate nature of its design only in hindsight" (Scott).
In the 'anxiety and puzzlement' stage, patients are anxious about various issues because of the unseen future resulting from sudden hospitalization.
