Sentence examples for puzzling mixture from inspiring English sources

A1 TERRORIST WRITINGS -- A letter left behind by the hijackers is a puzzling mixture of everyday piety and murderous resolve, scholars and Muslim leaders who read excerpts said.

The letter, which officials in Washington said connected the hijackers of three of the four planes, is a puzzling mixture of everyday piety and murderous resolve, according to scholars and Muslim leaders who have read excerpts from it.

Sue Lawrence, author of a number of books on Scottish cooking (and MasterChef champion 1991, back when they had red kitchens and Loyd Grossman's puzzling vowels), uses a mixture of the two, and once I've adjusted her ratio to include a bit more nubbly, nutty pinhead, I feel I've done the oat question justice.

What is especially striking, and puzzling, is the skull's mixture of primitive and advanced characteristics.

But, as noted above, there are both genuine and spurious aspects connected with Einstein's "principle of general relativity", a mixture complicated by Einstein's own puzzling remarks regarding the principle of general covariance.

The reasons for Mr. Navas's mixtures of desire and grimness remained puzzling.

His verses are full of burlesque and even coarse images; in their odd mixture of worldliness and religious expression, they are often as amusing as they are puzzling.

Her voice, a mixture of Crystal Gayle's innocence and Carole King's knowing, is syrupy but unsettling, the perfect centre of each puzzling song.