Sentence examples for was most puzzling from inspiring English sources

Of all the rivers known to the ancients, the Nile was most puzzling with regard to its sources of water.

But what is most puzzling is his faintly malicious portrait of the American interloper.

It is this element of the ECB's public rhetoric this week that has been most puzzling.

The failure of The Post, not only to make the connection with global climate change but also to seemingly disavow it, is most puzzling.

But what's most puzzling about "Californication" is that much of the time it resembles a soft-porn film, in the sense that there isn't just nudity and sex but a particular kind of nudity and sex, shot in a particular way, aimed at a particular audience: girl invariably on top, man below keeping hands more or less to himself, in order to give the ta-ta cam maximum access.

What's most puzzling about the plans by the NYSE and the Nasdaq to expand their trading hours is the fact that they haven't done so before.

What's most puzzling is why a renowned, respected medical and research facility, like St . Jude would be willing to accept donations acquired at the expense of 7-Eleven customers' health.

It's ASA's silence that is most puzzling...Or is it?

For all the official enmity, if not hatred, what is most puzzling is to observe the many ways in which the countries are currently alike.

But though all of that may be outrage-inducing, it is Clinton's anomic political handling of the scandal that has been most puzzling.

It is most puzzling to hear local clergy and their supporters (Letters, Aug. 24 and Aug. 25) claim that they are merely following the Bible.