Sentence examples for become puzzling from inspiring English sources

The dream sequences, featuring a hairy rabbit-eared biped who dwells in Gal's unconscious, are jarring at first, but then just become puzzling.

Some sentences do not seem puzzling in themselves at all, but become puzzling only within a certain "context" that is set up within which arguments proving and disproving the sophism must be developed.

What then becomes puzzling is that experimental studies either on induced vasoconstriction or ischaemia all show decreased glucose levels interstitially [ 26].

Although apparently classical in its onset, the pattern of the outbreak became puzzling after an estate in Hong Kong was affected, with a huge number of patients infected by the virus apparently causing the disease.

However, this variant became puzzling and conspicuous in the context of the level of divergence of the sequences flanking HML and HMR across S. cerevisiae's closely related sensu stricto species (S. paradoxus, S. mikatae, S. kudriavzevii, S. bayanus).

And punters should take a similar view of what has become a puzzling market.

In the absence of strong, clearly defined dramatic action James's leisurely plots can feel frustratingly irresolute, and the characters' many scruples and hesitancies, so evocative on the page, can become downright puzzling on the screen.

If intention is not itself a mental state, but a way of being in progress, such relations become more puzzling.

On Friday, they took to Twitter to stand up for something that's become a puzzling political talking point: Facts.

The intensity of aesthetic interest becomes a puzzling, and ultimately inexplicable, feature of our mental life.

When we focus on our mental lives it becomes extremely puzzling how we could be purely physical in nature.