Sentence examples for even puzzling from inspiring English sources

His London theater résumé encompasses a fascinating, even puzzling range of roles.

Coming off consecutive 40-point games, Curry was having a relatively quiet and even puzzling night — he missed his first three free throws — before helping the Warriors regain control against a team that nearly beat them this season and looked capable of finishing the job this time.

At any rate, the presentment of an unholy alliance against Kant that Jacobi was unwittingly forging with scholastic metaphysics — his otherwise natural foe — is perhaps the reason for the abrupt, even puzzling, conclusion that he gave the Dialogue.

It seems the sentence 'A geometrical line contains indivisible points.' is reasonable if it means 'A geometrical line is divisible by indivisible points, anywhere you wish to divide it.' But 'A geometrical line contains indivisible points.' seems unreasonable and even puzzling if it means 'A geometrical line is composed of indivisible points'.

I've spent my evening puzzling out how Google+ Circles work because to quote NCIS' Gibbs, "my gut tells me" that something is wrong.

Its author's identity is a mystery even more puzzling than the puzzle itself.

Its origins are even more puzzling.

Even more puzzling are some of his blanket assertions.

The how of it is even more puzzling.

The executive order itself is even more puzzling.

But that makes the plan even more puzzling.