Sentence examples for puzzle relies from inspiring English sources

As Unger originally states it, the puzzle relies on a contentious principle of mereology.

Lewis's solution to this puzzle relies on his theory of natural properties, described below in Section 4.6.

The writer commented that the game's puzzles relied on "trial and error" with "no underlying logic", but stated that the game "remains fun" despite this issue, and concluded that Day of the Tentacle was "definitely the comedy game of the year".

In this paper we introduce a novel scheme for client puzzles which relies on the computation of square roots modulo a prime.

The puzzle of Pierre relies upon a translation principle.

Crossword-puzzle solvers rely heavily on the relative probabilities of letter sequences in written words to suggest an answer to a partly filled line, and, depending on the particular style of the originator, crossword clues make use of many sorts of formal features in the language, among them spelling puns, spoken puns, and accidental letter sequences in words and phrases.

Peter Scisco of ComputerLife and FamilyPC's testers criticized some of the puzzles for relying on "reflexes, not logical thinking".

While he forgives the weaknesses of puzzle solvers, Mr. Newman blasts puzzle makers who rely on "crosswordese and obscure words," and insists that puzzles should be "solver friendly" — based on general knowledge and pop culture, not arcane information.

SUNDAY'S PUZZLE — Easier heard than seen, the big theme in this Sunday puzzle from Freddie Cheng relies on audible puns.

For the first time in these playoffs, the Ravens offense will have to solve a puzzle, rather than relying on their superior talent.

For his part, Mr Jeanne points out that the solution to the puzzle of low net foreign investment flows relies on the assumption that countries can easily switch between importing and exporting the same goods.