Sentence examples for puzzling relationships from inspiring English sources

We can parse puzzling relationships, exchange tales of woe, quell fits of ecstasy and rage.

A Journal of the Plague Year (1722) displays enticing powers of self-projection into a situation of which Defoe can only have had experience through the narrations of others, and both Moll Flanders (1722) and Roxana (1724) lure the reader into puzzling relationships with narrators the degree of whose own self-awareness is repeatedly and provocatively placed in doubt.

We reasoned that if the rings of proteobacterial life could be reconstructed, then the gene contents within these flows might help explain the puzzling relationships between genotypes and phenotypes.

The movie, with its jump cuts and its forays into fantasy (Mr. Stamp's character imagines the death of his antagonist many times before it happens), becomes an extended meditation on the puzzling relationship between personal and historical time.

This scenario may explain the puzzling relationship between protein aggregation and cell toxicity, in that aggregate formation does not necessarily result in cell death.

Further indications of the puzzling relationship between proliferation and patient survival in triple-negative breast cancers come also from recent studies, reporting the lack of association between standard markers of proliferation and prognosis in these types of tumours [ 41, 42].

It's a puzzling and complicated relationship we have with technology, as it is personified (for lack of a better term) in our iPhones, laptops, and other gadgets.

The relationship is puzzling to Lotto's friends: he is a college god, blessed with charm, intelligence, and riches, strapping and handsome (six feet six), a rising young actor.

One of the puzzling aspects of the relationship between the two sites is that the public architecture of Chichén Itzá is actually more monumental than that at Tula, leading at least one Meso-American specialist to believe that Tula's style was derived from Chichén.

On the other hand, more puzzling is the positive relationship between antiproteinuric response and salt intake.

We found this discontinuity in the structure activity relationship (SAR) puzzling, where the 4-bromo compound would be such an outlier in the family of halogen-substituted benzyls.