Sentence examples for rather mystifying from inspiring English sources

At times, I wondered what all this rather mystifying nuclear stuff and radiation stuff was about.

The peculiar "across the piece" has become common office jargon, though it is rather mystifying.

But with millions of dollars being splashed out on building construction all around the city, the long-term abandonment of Chaonei No. 81 still remains rather mystifying.

It is rather mystifying how ticket brokers, who are well represented among sellers on StubHub and other online ticket exchanges, have been so successful in snagging Hannah Montana tickets in plentiful quantities.

Nearby, at the ceremonial pole, there is a semi-circle of 12 flags, representing the nations that, in a treaty of 1961, agreed to put the question of ownership on hold (which makes the presence of the American flag at the "real" pole rather mystifying).

However BBC Wales, although describing the track as "an excellent song and a near perfect album opener", called the decision to release "Hello Sunshine" as a single "rather mystifying" stating that it is "a world away from the SFA we've grown to love over the years".

There's Jack's traumatic childhood, his relationship with his sister (Lily Cole), and a hokey plot involving a dead reporter and his TV-star wife – all told in a slow, fragmented manner that becomes frustrating rather than mystifying.

But her stillness is mystifying rather than enigmatic, and it is hard to feel anything but the most abstract pity for Mary.

The seemingly endless list of inventions is portrayed as goofy, lazy and mystifying rather than creative.

This side of Wallace – the rather leadenly playful postmodernist – always struck me as mystifying.

To blame alleged sexual assault for their fate rather than their own bad decision-making is ideologically satisfying, but mystifying.