Sentence examples for most puzzling thing from inspiring English sources

Herein lies the irony to Japan's 30-year economic malaise: the most puzzling thing about it is that we're puzzled.

The most puzzling thing about the new fifteen-cent stamp is the letter "A" printed under the, eagle's head.

Perhaps the most puzzling thing about the interview, though, is Trump's repeated failure to lay out any real terms.

There are unexplained deaths, weird coded signals and strange behavior, but perhaps the most puzzling thing in the pilot is the ahistorical ambience.

Perhaps the most puzzling thing about "The Ring" is that it seems to assume that horror-movie audiences have no memory.

The most puzzling thing about the "double body-barbecue" discovered in a wood near Glasgow is the distinctive incompetence of the attempt to dispose of the corpses, first with chemicals and then with petrol.

Indeed, the selection (or lack of selection at Amazon Books) is one of the most puzzling things about it.

Mr Tulliver, the hot-headed miller, is described as finding "the relation between spoken and written language, briefly known as spelling, one of the most puzzling things in this puzzling world", and you only have to glance at the diaries of Eliot's father, Robert Evans, to realise that he too was an uncertain penman.

However, Prader-Willi patients usually have feeding problems as infants, which Ana certainly did not, and they are short for their age, whereas one of the most puzzling things about Ana is that she is significantly taller than a 4-year-old should be.

One of the most puzzling things about the recent economic recession in the UK was to quote Sherlock Holmes: "The curious incident of the dog in the night time".

One of the most puzzling things revealed in the CT scans were two thin plaques made of something similar to cartonnage (a plastered material), placed over the female mummy's sternum and abdomen.