Sentence examples for puzzling argument from inspiring English sources

In the context of American jurisprudence, where defense lawyers do everything possible to delay the process, this might be considered a puzzling argument.

But here is the key to the puzzling argument: the city plainly suffered much more than $20 billion in damage, scores of elected officials and economists have said.

Rice's most puzzling argument is that the administration was mistaken in releasing individual intelligence nuggets to the public, so that the case for war seemed to hang on specific assertions that were later proven wrong: the "16 words" in the State of the Union charging that Iraq had tried to buy uranium from Niger is one example.

Let us, then, turn to efforts to understand Minkowski spacetime in a different way, efforts that will help clarify the puzzling argument about the Andromedean invasion presented above.

A consequence would be that some puzzling philosophical arguments found defective as non-transmissive of propositional justification should be re-evaluated as transmissive of doxastic justification.

We don't know what the banking consortium will do, but we found this argument puzzling.

Such a sharp fall in saving seems puzzling: a popular argument has it that deflation causes people to put off buying things in the expectation that they will be able to get them more cheaply next year.

Given B'tselem's long history of working with organizations like Rabbis for Human Rights, I find her argument puzzling, and as a religious human rights advocate myself, I philosophically disagree with Biletzki.

State and federal regulators are now puzzling over these arguments.

Lack of clear boundaries is what enables the puzzling slippery slope arguments known as "the beard" and "the heap".

It is a puzzling feature of the argument of Metaphysics IV 4 that distinctive properties are not explicitly mentioned.