Sentence examples for slightly puzzling from inspiring English sources
It's an idea that is slightly puzzling.
The way William courts Jocelyn is slightly puzzling.
Very young viewers may well find the preachiness of this slightly puzzling.
The protesters were dismissed as left-wing malcontents: "Maoists, communists, pinkos, left-wingers and hamburgers," in Campbell's memorable, if slightly puzzling, formulation later on.
Well, it's now late September; in any case, it's slightly puzzling as to why they haven't got the place shipshape in time for Capital of Culture year.
That makes it slightly puzzling that a couple of the most vociferous sceptics declared that they would have refused, if asked, to sign the letter to the Jordanian authorities asking for more information.
Lanvin was somewhat puzzling.
This is somewhat puzzling.
The result was somewhat puzzling.
You may have found the names mentioned to spearhead this effort slightly more puzzling, though.
They may also make the epistemology of mathematics slightly less puzzling, since many structural or pattern-like properties can be instantiated in the things we perceive (we perceive such properties when we recognize a melody played in different keys, for example).
