Sentence examples for too puzzling from inspiring English sources
We were, in a sense, reporting the past, because the present was too puzzling.
The story in the Secret History is too puzzling in its brevity and its allusive language to permit a reliable explanation.
Though poetry is powerful, it becomes a cheap word when applied to fashion, a throwaway term for collections too puzzling to bother decrypting.
The fact that doubts and disagreements can arise regarding acquaintance or the given should not be too puzzling since not everything about the nature of the given is itself given, and, as Descartes observed long ago, one can easily raise doubts regarding what one can see most clearly and distinctly, at least while one is not attending directly to the appropriate ground or insight.
For far too long it's also puzzling why the neighboring town, a decentered heap of undifferentiated shacks with peeling paint and low illumination, seems populated only by shuffling old people who appear to be abusing their meds.
But it was also puzzling.
The song selection, too, was puzzling.
His comic tastes, too, are puzzling.
Other things, too, are puzzling in this document.
