Sentence examples for puzzling episode from inspiring English sources

The most puzzling episode in the development of later Middle English literature is the apparently sudden reappearance of unrhymed alliterative poetry in the mid-14th century.

But the most puzzling episode for me came when the protagonist - David Hemmings as a London fashion photographer - goes into a junk shop and walks out with an old wooden aircraft propeller, which he takes home to his studio.

Laurel E. Fay, in her recent book "Shostakovich: A Life," calls his "unanticipated application" for party membership "one of the most puzzling episodes of his biography".

One puzzling and disturbing episode: a pain in his side.

What is so very puzzling about the whole episode is the sheer in-your-face-ness of it.

As I have grown older, I have found myself puzzling over that little episode.

After that day, nothing more was said about Ahmed, but I kept puzzling over that tricked-up episode.

And also the lack of tension, at least at the beginning — one full minute of the premiere episode documents her puzzling over a concert review of that tour in The New York Times.

He claimed that the episode has the puzzling and high points that are similar to "That's Not My Penguin" and "Say Hello to My Little Friend".

It features a third-century B.C. Greek mathematician (Archimedes) known for his playful brilliance; his lost writings, discovered more than a hundred years ago in an Istanbul convent; and various episodes involving plunder, pilferage and puzzling forgeries.

While Boccaccio's style of characterisation is easily adjusted to – it can actually make a welcome change to be told too little about a character – the manner in which certain episodes are presented can be puzzling.