Sentence examples for even more puzzling when from inspiring English sources
The protests in Ghana are even more puzzling when we consider that the U.S. has a stronger military presence in nearby Niger, where recent protests have nothing to do with the U.S. military, in fact.
The constant hunt for shards of evidence of Trump's "moderation" and "independence" is even more puzzling when you consider that the evidence to the contrary continues to be ignored.
This is even more puzzling when you consider that BBC HD is available in other countries in 1920 resolution.
That head-snapping reversal got even more puzzling when Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, helpfully explained that the president hadn't actually flip-flopped on NATO and countless other matters in the past week; instead, "it's those entities or individuals, in some cases, or issues evolving towards the president's position".
Our intuitive responses to these actions appear even more puzzling when we consider them alongside actions that are intermediate between them.
It becomes even more puzzling when we compare these findings with findings of increased symmetry in dyslexics as opposed to non-dyslexics showing more right GM than left GM (Rae et al., 2002) or with findings of differences in asymmetry between dyslexics with and without a phonological deficit (Leonard et al., 2001).
The already strange case of Zacarias Moussaoui grew even more puzzling yesterday when Mr. Moussaoui, the only person charged in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, entered and then abruptly withdrew guilty pleas to four of the six federal counts against him.
Its author's identity is a mystery even more puzzling than the puzzle itself.
Even more puzzling, it showed earnings growth rising sharply when the old series (and common sense, given that the economy was beginning to slow) had said it was falling.
When the Bafta nominations were declared on 9 January, there was an even more puzzling – nay, outrageous – omission.
Even more puzzling is that he seemingly wants us to think of Lionel as an outrageous and original character when so many of his antics feel like imitations of cartoon movie villains, or rude boys from the tabloids.
