Sentence examples for puzzling ideas from inspiring English sources

Several good books, which I read and learned from through the course of writing the essay, may illuminate other potentially puzzling ideas in the piece.

There is the puzzling idea that the putative rarity of pregnancies caused by rape would make it any less of a "tough sort of ethical question".

The cost, however, is that we commit ourselves to the initially puzzling idea that two distinct things can be the same material object.

Professor Ogletree said he "finds puzzling the idea that a president who happens to be black has to focus on black issues".

That idea is nearly as puzzling as the idea that he didn't speak.

In truth she's just fearless, determined to show what others keep hidden — the good, the bad, the tumescent, the fluid — so she can keep puzzling through her ideas.

But he said he found the idea puzzling, given what he said was the likelihood that Democrats would still be in charge of state government by 2010.

Sheffield, a six-time All-Star who batted.325 with 43 homers and 109 runs batted in last year, found that idea puzzling today.

Alzheimer's researcher Frank Longo of Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, who was in the 2010 campaign, finds that idea puzzling.

It yearns for obvious ideas not puzzling ones, it tolerates dark-humoured shades, never unsettling tangents, it needs a cast heaving with faces approved by BBC1 people (let's use David Walliams!) pivoting around a subject matter everyone in Britain, including stupid people, actually, especially stupid people, can relate to.

But there is something puzzling about the whole idea.