Sentence examples for ever puzzling from inspiring English sources
If you're ever puzzling over a turn in Chinese behavior or decision-making, it is often a good idea to check for clues in the political history of Chinese food.
By Evan Osnos September 7, 2010 If you're ever puzzling over a turn in Chinese behavior or decision-making, it is often a good idea to check for clues in the political history of Chinese food.
As soon as we try to conceptualize what we have grasped in "intuition" we turn the continuous complex flow of experience into a sequence of discrete units, into pluralities of states of objects at locations that engender Zeno's paradoxes of motion, and we transform our entangled being with the world into the ever puzzling opposition of a subject and an object.
With homophobic jokes, fat-shaming plotlines and ever-puzzling rent situations, the show often doesn't hold up to contemporary scrutiny.
The ever-puzzling Green started for Garnett.
Baghdad seemed farther away than ever, and more puzzling, in Southeast Asia, a region whose Muslims had opposed the war in dutiful but somewhat uncertain solidarity with their Arab brothers.
Have you ever received a puzzling or off-putting text from a guy?
But mysteries remain, some more puzzling than ever.
Jupiter tells a spooky story: Legrand has discovered a strange beetle and, ever since, has been puzzling "a syphon wid de figgurs on de slate — de queerest figgurs I ebber did see.
That these people aren't more compelling is puzzling because ever since a sneak preview of the series was shown a few weeks ago, yachting chat boards have been dotted with comments suggesting that the cast doesn't actually have much crewing experience and consists mostly of trolls seeking reality-TV fame.
