Sentence examples for not puzzling from inspiring English sources

(The name may be prosaic, but at least it's not puzzling like B Com3 ).

There are kids who fit in, very naturally, and the world is not puzzling really for them.

This suggests that a large part of the equity premium is not puzzling at all: investors simply got lucky, and earned far more than they had expected.

But is it not puzzling that there is only one newspaper in the nation that at least devotes a regular column to the topic (the "Citizen Watchdog" column, by Jennifer LaFleur, in The Dallas Morning News)?

As Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, noted in a recent speech, the behavior of long-term interest rates during the last several years has few precedents, but it is not puzzling: it follows from the weakness of the recovery and the implications for monetary policy.

It yearns for obvious ideas not puzzling ones, it tolerates dark-humoured shades, never unsettling tangents, it needs a cast heaving with faces approved by BBC1 people (let's use David Walliams!) pivoting around a subject matter everyone in Britain, including stupid people, actually, especially stupid people, can relate to.

Google News Badges are not, puzzling enough, unless I'm reading the date wrong.

As if the jammed chatter weren't puzzling enough, we get even more confused when we realize that their ideas aren't "existential" at all but something Eastern-sounding.

Some sentences do not seem puzzling in themselves at all, but become puzzling only within a certain "context" that is set up within which arguments proving and disproving the sophism must be developed.

Since the Mets had a 5-1 bulge, the sight of Franco instead of Benitez in the ninth did not seem puzzling.

Biweekly, you'll receive T-shirts from charity runs that you did not attend, puzzling jeans that technically fit, and shoes that look like pool floats.