Sentence examples for puzzling thoughts from inspiring English sources

I have, however, some puzzling thoughts left.

Set aside the possibility that this is a particularly sadomasochistic April Fools' joke, and you have, instead, a puzzling train of thought that cannot possibly stay on the tracks.

In any event, the aboutness of thought remains puzzling and seemingly different in kind than the derivative sort of aboutness we confer upon physical objects.

They can be against it because it sounds like a very bad idea — impractical, ill thought out, militarily puzzling, possibly the beginning of a disastrous escalation.

The power with which he manages to insert the Bulgarian into Elena's thoughts is as puzzling as his motive for doing so.

What is puzzling is why an otherwise thought-provoking and thoroughly professional piece of work about a tragic and almost wholly unlikable man elects to traffic in its own scurrilous brand of mythmaking.

For the naturalist to meet Brentano's challenge, she must show that this peculiar aspect of thought is not so puzzling after all.

This idea is puzzling enough.

Speaks of two recent books Hampshire's "Thought and Action" and Strawson's "Individuals", which offer quite systematic approaches to some of the most puzzling traditional problems in philosophy; the value of freedom of thought & the relation of intelligence to morality, in the first; and the problem of sense data & mind-body puzzle in the second.

He and the men and women who worked with him were scientists, interested in puzzling out how things work, how the universe is put together; thinking God's thoughts after Him.

The alternative scenario, in which the causal chain might be interrupted by a single thought, for instance of enlightenment, is no less puzzling: such an interruption could bring about sudden enlightenment.