Sentence examples for puzzling sense from inspiring English sources
Yet as new old books become available — listed, for instance, on Manybooks.net — you get the puzzling sense that books are leaping almost randomly from their shelves into the digital realm.
The latter is called the representational effect [6] [8], which is especially puzzling in the sense that it implies that external representations may be more deeply involved in cognitive problem solving than simply providing a memory aid.
Dehaene has spent most of his career plotting the contours of our number sense and puzzling over which aspects of our mathematical ability are innate and which are learned, and how the two systems overlap and affect each other.
The Aldens, unlike most of that company, have a near-encyclopedic knowledge of the operatic repertory, and even when their ideas drift toward the perverse or puzzling you have the sense that lively intellects are grappling with the stuff of the score.
Mr. Rice made sense of songwriting, puzzling out structure like a school paper.
And thus it is puzzling that she loses that sense of subtlety as the book moves into the present.
Right now he's puzzling over how to make sense of a ruling class dressed entirely in breathable fabrics.
The organization is still trying to live down naming Pia Zadora new star of the year in 1981, something that many awards strategists brought up on Tuesday as they tried to make sense of a puzzling nominations list.
The architect's explanatory video provided a puzzling solution: "Privacy is a sense of realising who is where and what they are doing, and that allows you to be calm".
A set of commentaries in this week's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine appears to be the first public attempt by scientists to make sense of this puzzling result.
These bivalent domains, as the biologists called the ambiguously tagged stretches of chromatin, were puzzling at first but make sense in terms of what embryonic cells are meant to do.
