Sentence examples for perhaps more puzzling from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more puzzling about the talks is why United, and Mr. Tilton, are still pursing a merger with US Airways.

I would like to attempt it, though, in discussing three aspects of film that seem more interesting (and perhaps more puzzling) to me today than they did when I first found myself working as a professional film critic twelve years ago.

So The Great British Summer, narrated by Titchmarsh, was perhaps even more puzzling for me than it would have been otherwise.

Perhaps even more puzzling was the poor draftsmanship of the sketch.

Perhaps even more puzzling is the observation that anti-VEGF therapy can increase tumor irradiation efficacy, 47 which is largely dependent on tissue oxygenation.

Perhaps even more puzzling has been the discrepancy observed between the distribution of physiological CDs and acoustical (phase) ITDs, for example, as reported in HRTF measurements (for cat: [ Roth et al., 1980; Tollin and Koka, 2009], and Figure 2).

The Countrywide Puzzle As nonprosecutions go, perhaps none is more puzzling to legal experts than the case of Countrywide, the nation's largest mortgage lender.

His manner of speech is no stranger than anyone else's in the movie, but it is perhaps a little more puzzling, since nearly everyone else in the movie is a Japanese actor speaking in a stylized version of the idiom of the Old West.

Its structural homology with the sugar-modifying subclass of SDRs, however, is perhaps more intriguing and puzzling.

More puzzling, perhaps, is the expression of AmOA1 in regions of the brain that appear to have little or no octopamine.

Perhaps no aspect of mind is more familiar or more puzzling than consciousness and our conscious experience of self and world.