Sentence examples for both puzzling and common from inspiring English sources

THE FACTS "Brain freeze" may not sound like the stuff of serious scientific research, but it is both puzzling and common enough to have warranted several studies in the medical literature over the years.

That is both puzzling and alarming.

Existing members find this Gallic interest both puzzling and flattering.

The lineup is both puzzling and promising; this could be one of the summer's most interesting festivals.

The change by Meyer's high-profile group could prompt other fine-dining establishments to reconsider tipping, which much of the world considers both puzzling and outdated.

When Jesus approaches John for baptism, his refusal is both puzzling and surprising.

The chain reaction of poor defense and lazy rotations that plagued them through the first five games of the Atlanta series was both puzzling and strange.

As a thriller it's both creepy and puzzling, and it's held together by some seriously complex characters.

And 1966's follow-up Beautiful Losers was both puzzling, with its complex symbolism, and shocking, with its lewd depictions of grubby sex.

In view of this, it is indeed more puzzling why common cause principles fail in cases like those described above, such as the coordinated flights of certain flocks of birds, equilibrium correlations, order arising out of chaos, etc.

Frantic was quickly dubbed a physical theatre company, a term both Graham and Hoggett still find puzzling and unnecessary.