Sentence examples for puzzling by from inspiring English sources

For a maximum likelihood (ML) analysis, we used quartet puzzling by Tree-Puzzle with 10,000 puzzling steps, the WAG substitution model and assuming rate heterogeneity with invariants plus eight gamma rate categories.

Frances Hansen, a self-described housewife who marshaled imagination -- surely not malice -- to make crossword puzzles she constructed more puzzling by using her own poems as clues, died on Friday at a hospital in Perth Amboy, N.J.

The decision is made more puzzling by the fact Cartoon Network is incredibly progressive in so many other ways.

But Margaret herself says nothing and her behaviour is thought to be very puzzling by the other children.

But critics charged that the exclusion was based on outdated ideas about the abilities of female athletes, made all the more puzzling by the fact that traditionally male Olympic sports like wrestling and boxing had recently welcomed women.

Though these claims may be true, and make the case of music less puzzling by showing it shares the grounds of its value with other things, they also leave the primary puzzle largely unsolved, namely, why it is that we find the experience of abstract forms so valuable.

A cosy start for the traditionalists with a Mozart and Haydn matinee, but no easy options in the evening: a Schönberg orchestral concert, a new production of Leos Janacek's opera "Katya Kabanova", a puzzling play by the Austrian enfant terrible Elfriede Jelinek, or a stage musical "Now" by Hal Hartley, an American film maker,about a sect awaiting the end of the world.

A secretary was slashed in the face yesterday as she worked at a Brooklyn law firm in what the police called a puzzling attack by two men.

The program also included a suite from Philip Glass's "Bent," in a warm, shapely performance by Brooklyn Rider, and an account of Alfred Schnittke's quirky setting of "Silent Night," with amusing (if sometimes puzzling) choreography by John Higenbotham.

The ruling came after a dramatic and puzzling appearance by Mr. Rangel, 80, in which he protested that he could no longer afford to pay his lawyers, and indignantly walked out of the proceedings, calling them unfair.

But HBO made what some considered a puzzling decision by inserting "John From Cincinnati," a show many critics labeled all but unfathomable, in the channel's center-ring time period, 9 p.m. Sunday nights.