Sentence examples for sounds puzzling from inspiring English sources

In its official statement for World Health Day last year, the UN explained that we need move from "focusing on 'chemical imbalances' to focusing on 'power imbalances.'" At first glance, this sounds puzzling.

After all, it does sound puzzling to state: "It is true that there are numbers, but numbers do not exist".

As always, I listen to the loud sounds and the puzzling lights on the teevee screen so you can opt out if you like.

Williamson (2003, p. 23) and Masten (2000) pointed out that the agrifood sector traditionally provides a sound example of puzzling phenomena able to challenge mainstream theory.

Government biologist Shannon Rankin says that hydrophone operators first heard the puzzling sound on 7 November, launching the ship on a several hour chase.

James McArdle plausibly makes him tight-voiced with nervousness, though why after years of incarceration he should sound so Scottish is puzzling.

In Britten's "Cabaret Songs," which opened the program, her sound was light and puzzling: wonderful as it was in its lower reaches, it was slightly hard-edged at the top.

If you're nearby and the dogs start barking, you press a button and the device emits a sound that is annoying and puzzling enough to the dogs that they stop their yapping.

"I don't want to sound pretentious, but it's puzzling," Dolan says to the Guardian from the New York offices of Amplify Releasing, the independent distributor that's opening his fourth film – Tom at the Farm – in the US, two years after it debuted at the Venice film festival.

I DUCKED into the New York International Table Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens, puzzling over the peculiar sound echoing in my ears.

This is related to one puzzling question about hearing sound sources: How could you hear as of something you could see?