Sentence examples for puzzling though from inspiring English sources
It is puzzling, though, that the risk of big losses after a default has bothered bond markets so little.
It can be puzzling, though, to set the brightness in one place and then find the browser much dimmer (its default).
It is puzzling, though, that he is holding off a promise of new transit money to 2010 — when he'll be seeking re-election.
His distraction of the BlackBerry user to his left during the Berlin Philharmonic's performance at Carnegie Hall was puzzling, though, because using a BlackBerry for e-mail is generally quiet and unobtrusive, and should not have affected the aural experience.
More puzzling, though, as shown in Figure 2B and Table 3, we find that axon guidance does not rank highly in the Fung et al. [ 2006] study after controlling for pathway size.
The results are somewhat puzzling, though not entirely unexpected.
"I've ordered chicken noodle soup so many times over the past week because I've been sick, and gotten so many interpretations of what it should be," Christensen says, shaking his head as though puzzling through a great mystery of the universe.
"The Autumn of the Patriarch" does have a puzzling quality, though.
In one puzzling choice, though, the book provides weights and measures for medium-size eggs, not the large ones that most recipes require.
One puzzling thing, though, is the way Boulud praises various dishes and then doesn't tell us how to make them.
Again, the characters find little to filter the asperities of a new world that is mostly a puzzling blank though capable on one occasion of an odd flash of inspired sympathy.
