Sentence examples for deeply puzzling from inspiring English sources

Whether the point of such strenuous self-improvement is to make the proletariat worthy of the vote or indifferent to it remains one of the great puzzles of this deeply puzzling book.

It's a deeply puzzling remark, if you think about it.

And yet I still find my relation to my children deeply puzzling.

And as he also says, Volcker's condemnation of inflation as a solution is deeply puzzling.

It is a bizarre work, at once archaic and modern, immediately accessible and yet deeply puzzling.

But perhaps more than anything else, the absence of one particular technology was deeply puzzling: emergency robots.

Robespierre is a puzzling, deeply troubling figure in the story of the French revolution, and at the outset of this marvellous biography, historian Ruth Scurr sets out the nature of this puzzle clearly.

This resistance turns on precisely the kinds of implications indicated above, and their often radical, deeply counter-intuitive, and puzzling consequences.

And his domestic dictates, while puzzling, weren't deeply problematic: corgis, cats, chewing gum and custard were frowned upon, as well as "most ornamental conifers, any talk of money and the color mauve".

Profoundly influential yet puzzling.

But, even though I find the play puzzling, it offers a deeply disturbing picture of the way children are frequently sacrificed to adult desires.