Sentence examples for is perhaps puzzling from inspiring English sources

Quite how an unarmed mob could attack and kill a fully-grown bull is perhaps puzzling to us, but Frazer lists many more comparable rituals from around the globe.

In claiming that history is the "foundation" of philosophical knowledge it is perhaps puzzling that Wolff has been traditionally labeled as a rationalist.

His hostility to the spread of free love was perhaps puzzling in someone who had so long claimed that privilege for himself.

The mystery of the abandoned roosters of LaGuardia Corner Gardens, on LaGuardia Place near Bleecker Street, is perhaps the most puzzling development.

As omnis DNA e DNA, this question is perhaps the most puzzling of our findings.

His manner of speech is no stranger than anyone else's in the movie, but it is perhaps a little more puzzling, since nearly everyone else in the movie is a Japanese actor speaking in a stylized version of the idiom of the Old West.

Its structural homology with the sugar-modifying subclass of SDRs, however, is perhaps more intriguing and puzzling.

One of the most promising initiatives is perhaps one of the most puzzling.

That was perhaps the most puzzling element of Friday's report.

So The Great British Summer, narrated by Titchmarsh, was perhaps even more puzzling for me than it would have been otherwise.

Of the three responses, the fact that nearly two-thirds of our respondents agreed that evolution also accounted for the origin of life was perhaps the most puzzling.