Sentence examples for more puzzling and from inspiring English sources

Ms. Eagly's "Group Dynamics and Visual Sensitivity" was even more puzzling and less interesting.

DUBLIN, Ohio — One of golf's more puzzling, and occasionally vilified, rules has been changed by the United States Golf Association and will soon be officially off the books.

It's this solicitude that makes all the more puzzling — and sour — Raymer's shabby treatment of a sad-sack addict who owes her money.

The way power plays out also explains one of the more puzzling and opaque parts of Amref's latest six-month report, published in June: the section on empowerment.

And while many Marathon bands aim to please listeners (and of course music executives), this one has a more puzzling — and in a way thrilling — agenda.

A race-track robbery is depicted over and over again from different viewpoints, none of which coalesce until all the elements have been made clear.His later films were regarded as yet more puzzling and enigmatic.

Perhaps no aspect of mind is more familiar or more puzzling than consciousness and our conscious experience of self and world.

That finding makes the absence of visible galaxies in the cluster even more puzzling, because iron and other heavy elements are produced in stars, which usually congregate in galaxies--and the stars are nowhere to be found.

But nothing is more puzzling to brokers and non-Chinese sellers than feng shui, the Chinese belief system that often dictates a final purchase decision.

Less obvious, however, is how long they can go on.The second, and more puzzling, trend is the apparent shift in the relationship between unemployment and inflation.

It might seem puzzling why some are legal and some not - and even more puzzling that some of the most dangerous ones, such as alcohol and nicotine, are legal whereas relatively innocuous (even medically helpful) ones such as cannabis are illegal.