Sentence examples for puzzling to know from inspiring English sources

(It is puzzling to know how the State Department concluded that he carried on such activity in 1944 and 1945, when he was serving as an Army litter bearer in Europe).

That's why in writing my new book, Jesus Uncensored: Restoring the Authentic Jew, I wanted to know more about this puzzling accusation.

It's often puzzling to older workers that younger careerists want to know, "How quickly will I take on new responsibilities?

You don't have to watch him to know what kind of musician he is: puzzling, finessing, fast-thinking, probably more interested in what can be done to a tune than with the tune itself.

Not for this woman the difficult small-talk with taxi-drivers wanting to know, "Where are you originally from?" No filling in forms and puzzling over the space marked "home town".

It would be interesting to know more about their thoughts on this matter (or at least if they found this puzzling).

Did I want to know? "It has to do with a woman's pride," she said, and waited for these puzzling words to take hold.

The most puzzling remark that Lannin divulges is that of Camilla to Charles: the Prince told the Duchess, "Yeah it looked nice," to which she responded, "Yes, but you have to know how to do it".

To know whether the two M and N macrohaplogroups that colonized Eurasia were already present in Africa before the exit is puzzling.

As we should expect from a philosopher who sees his job as the plotting of the logical force of expressions as they appear in different contexts, Ryle describes as a "formaliser's dream" the conviction that the investigation can be regularised in such a way as to replace what was philosophically puzzling by logical problems amenable to known and teachable procedures of calculation.

Mr. Ford's aviation interest was puzzling to those who have known him primarily as the son of the late Henry Ford II, until now the last Ford family member to serve as the automaker's chief executive.