This is as much about puzzling as action-adventuring, with Scribblenauts' schtick being your ability to summon your own objects to solve those puzzles.
And even when we accept the description of the case, we find such action somehow puzzling, defective, or dubiously intelligible, in a way that action contrary to one's judgments of financial wisdom (for example) is not.
He notes that such an army might have been useful in provoking the Ottomans, but as Jeremi was opposed to the war with them up to the point of refusing the hetman office, his actions are puzzling even for the modern historians.
Their weak affinity profiles for the nuclear versions of ERs (Blair et al. 2000) are puzzling, given their potent actions via membrane versions of the same receptors.
It's full of interesting action sequences, puzzling mysteries, complex geopolitics, and enough brooding stares to fill a Stephenie Meyer novel.
Though Elizabeth's actions may seem puzzling, psychologists said, hostages often behave as she did, and may suffer from the Stockholm syndrome, in which they form emotional bonds with their captors.
In one of the great pitfalls of human thinking about the natural world, and our evolutionary origins within this matrix, we search for analogs of puzzling human behaviors in the actions of other animals and then err in thinking that we have located the "true" explanation for the human phenomenon.
The DEA's actions are especially puzzling given how highly regulated the Massachusetts medical marijuana system is in comparison to that of other states.
Still, even if he grasped every nuance of this unusual action, it remains puzzling that he took a radio gig on enemy turf even if it was once friendly ground to him as the Mets' manager.
