Sentence examples for puzzling why from inspiring English sources
It's initially puzzling why David, who seems so normal he's borderline bland, gives in.
Furthermore, it is puzzling why other stegosaurs and other dinosaurs lacked elaborate thermoregulatory structures.
It is continually puzzling why the powerful make incriminating tapes of their own corruption.
Kristensen said last night: "It's so puzzling why Nato goes about the reduction in total secrecy.
It is puzzling why President Bush isn't more committed to taking action in Liberia.
"Given that history, it's all the more puzzling why there are so few believers now," Father Hisashi said.
It is puzzling why Richards, the commander of all Nato forces, could not do more to put things right.
It is puzzling why Republicans now busy themselves trying to sabotage the implementation of exchanges for the individual and small-group markets.
It's puzzling why Mr. Amis spends so much energy questioning whether Lionel is smart; just because he's an amoral lout doesn't mean he isn't clever.
But it was also the most puzzling: Why was an immune-response region so potently shaping the risk of a mental illness?
I suppose it was a bit puzzling – why would you, as the star, want to be the person who told the world you'd changed the airwaves?
