Sentence examples for that puzzling from inspiring English sources

The Greeks would have found that puzzling.

Though the case fails to be all that puzzling, a minor work is full of major talents.

In fact that puzzling intro sequence on the film set is a glimpse into the era and its significance, it can be summed up in three words: Waiting for Reagan.

It appears that, puzzling over the coincidences and conjunctures, they developed their own original and plausible interpretation of what happened, peppering the script with lines drawn from documents and memoirs.

For the developed world, Germany's situation suggests that puzzling out how to skirt or remove enduring barriers to women's further progress is one of the hardest questions to solve.

Parker's narrative might jump from the chaos of an Afghan firefight to a Sainsbury's car park and back again, but it never feels all that puzzling: his prose, economical but evocative and at times wincingly graphic, confidently shepherds you through the ruptured timeline.

Apparently Pope Francis also finds that focus puzzling.

There are still points in the quartet that remain puzzling.

And there were matters of social interaction that were puzzling — a cocktail party.

I've done some asking around, and cleared up something that was puzzling me.

You may find they tackled the very question that's puzzling you.