Sentence examples for much puzzles from inspiring English sources

Malkmus has made a career of writing songs that are as much puzzles as songs, but he can also be direct.

" 'It is not the wine that makes it ache,' Johnson shouted, 'but the sense I am endeavoring to put into it.' " 'How so, Sir?' asked Mr. Hamilton, much puzzled.

Game missions are linear, and a limited set of solutions to a challenge make it as much puzzle as strategy game.

The idea probably comes from Lady Macbeth's lines "I have given suck, and know/How tender 'tis to love the babe that milks me," words that have been much puzzled over and variously interpreted.

This is a level for the hard-bitten aficionado, the kind of FPS player that understands true satisfaction only comes from mastering a genuine challenge – as much puzzle as battle royale, stuffed with secrets and built for replay.

The export of Americans to the rest of the world can be as unpopular as traffic going the other way, particularly if they take the form of a growing demographic – the gap year student, a newish concept in the US and the subject of much puzzled commentary after the announcement that Malia Obama would be deferring her place at Harvard.

A series of idiotic and fatal errors on earlier, much easier puzzles.

He sees fractals everywhere, using them as pieces in much larger puzzles that feature monumental scales and vibrant colors.

There is much to puzzle over.

Music, he said, is just one part of a much larger puzzle.

His nature was as much a puzzle to him as it was to everyone else.