Sentence examples for most puzzling and from inspiring English sources

They are likely to be among the first batch of many such correspondences, given Mr. Salinger's history of letter-writing, that will surface and deepen -- or perhaps even alter -- the public's understanding of one of the 20th-century's most puzzling, and puzzled about, literary lights.

They are likely to be among the first batch of many such correspondences, given Mr. Salinger's history of letter writing, that will surface and deepen -- or perhaps even alter -- the public's understanding of one of the 20th century's most puzzling, and puzzled over, literary lights.

Heredity was for a long time one of the most puzzling and mysterious phenomena of nature.

Of all human psychology, self-defeating behavior is among the most puzzling and hard to change.

Perhaps the most puzzling and intriguing find was a semicircular metal collar, several feet across, apparently supported on a brick base, built into the hull.

In the most puzzling and controversial section of her judgment, Judge Masipa said the athlete's intention was to shoot, not to kill, and the prosecution had failed to establish that he "accepted the possibility of killing someone".

ALZHEIMER'S disease is one of the most puzzling around—and also one of the most important.

One of the most puzzling British and American trends in the last three decades is the vast increase in the share of national income allocated to the very rich.

They represent one of the biggest and most puzzling relics of aboriginal architecture; cover an area of a square mile, and embrace close to 100 islands.

Perhaps the biggest and most puzzling commercial announcement this week has been the partnership between BF Goodrich Tires and the two-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, who will attempt to win his fourth halfpipe title at the Winter X Games on Sunday.

Consider the skin of progerics — the most obvious and most puzzling manifestation of their disease.