Sentence examples for much more puzzling from inspiring English sources
What is much more puzzling is how relatively relaxed the general public appears to be about all this.
Much more puzzling is the phylogeny of Ty2, present in S. cerevisiae, S. mikatae and S. arboricolus but absent in S. paradoxus, S. kudriavzevii and S. bayanus.
In addition to the expected immediate deleterious effects of CRT, a much more puzzling consequence is the ongoing long-term effects, which are still evident years or decades after treatment.
Now that I'm the age he was when he stressed the necessity of experiencing the multilayered ups and downs of living in order to become a more fully realized actor; now that life has become so much more engaging, puzzling, tragic and unfathomable; now that there is such a wealth of accumulated knowledge that I'm ready to give, it's quite a shock to realize that audiences don't care.
"Frum is nothing more than a mediocre man with bad opinions, which makes it all the more puzzling how much personal history his benefactors are willing to overlook," wrote Alex Nichols on the reliably leftist website, The Outline.
But other players of similar ability and with comparable skill sets are getting paid much more, and the disparity is puzzling.
But here is the key to the puzzling argument: the city plainly suffered much more than $20 billion in damage, scores of elected officials and economists have said.
Even more puzzling is why there is so much confusion on the part of the G.O.P. ticket on fundamental questions that most define the differences between the two parties.
As it turns out, the new exhibitions to do not succeed in shedding that kind of light; they simplify too much and, in some respects, make some things even more puzzling.
To Nixon, writing about the ostrich involves much more than setting the record straight about a bird so puzzling to early naturalists that it was classified as Struthio camelus, the sparrow camel.
So it's all the more puzzling why they dislike the continent so much.
