Sentence examples for may be puzzled from inspiring English sources

So fans of the old "Community" may be puzzled by the Feb.

Future scholars of American conspiracy theories may be puzzled by the bizarre case of the "Whitey tape".

When, in the third episode, Gil says, "This is the Fozzie Bear verdict all over again," only 3-year-olds may be puzzled by the allusion.

In fact, you may be puzzled about the whys of the outcome even after we know the winner of campaign 2000.

At first, we may be puzzled by the frenetic rushing about — the women, seen one or two at a time, don't seem to have any clear goal.

Yet though one may be puzzled, just as one is by an illusionist, everything seems lucid and leads to a succession of revelations that left me stunned.

The watchmaker Edward Tutet may have been the first to be puzzled by the bejeweled watch; he came across it in a chest belonging to the company in 1814.

Like me, you may have been puzzled why the Tories think that promising to increase the effective threshold for inheritance tax (IHT) from £650,000 to £1m, for a married couple, is a big vote winner - in that in 2010, only 2.6% of estates paid the tax.

Foreigners may be more puzzled by him.

But the scientists have been puzzled by what may be considered a lack of give and take -- that is, stretching in one area of Europa must result in squeezing elsewhere, but no solid evidence of such compression had been discovered.

Beyond the critical tendency to tear it all apart and discern piece from piece, the more exciting and inspiring project may be to puzzle over how it all fits together, and why.