Sentence examples for which puzzled from inspiring English sources

Then my father received a letter which puzzled him greatly.

She celebrated it with an exaggerated jig and wave which puzzled the crowd.

Hopkins was a home counties chap who'd been to Oxford, as had many of the key people in the business, which puzzled me then, and still does.

Mr. Ahmad said that many detainees -- Pakistan has the largest number in the New York area -- had waived the right to contact Pakistani consular officials, which puzzled diplomats.

BT's 2006 trials certainly involved some sort of interception, because the data streams had extra Javascript inserted into them - which puzzled a number of people at the time.

Towards the end of the campaign, she called for less bullying online, which puzzled many onlookers given her husband's use of inflammatory language on Twitter.

To which a puzzled Hacker replies: "The Greeks can't afford gifts".

These are core, necessary characteristics of the semantic system, the basis of which has puzzled philosophers, behavioral neurologists, and cognitive scientists alike, over many years (Rosch 1975; Smith and Medin 1981; Wittgenstein 2001; Lambon Ralph et al. 2010).

Which prompts a puzzled McNulty to ask another question: If Snot kept stealing the pot, how come you kept letting him play?

I read an article on Seeking Alpha this morning that touted Kazaa's not having dedicated mobile apps as a potential stimulus for a strong comeback, which left me puzzled (even if the author of that article owns shares of publicly-listed Atrinsic).

In 2000, Vice President Al Gore walked across the stage and stood uncomfortably close to George W. Bush, which prompted a puzzled-looking grimace and a nod from his opponent that drew laughs from the audience.