Sentence examples for which puzzles from inspiring English sources

To wit, there's a lively discussion going on about which puzzles to include.

The philosophy and psychology student said it was the issue of the Rector "which puzzles me so deeply" because the Scottish Government has not made clear plans for the proposed election of a 'chair' of court.

The police say that they will call those who say they are unhappy, which puzzles some observers, including William Davies, a senior lecturer at the University of London who recently published the book The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Wellbeing.

But what, on this festive occasion, to say Is a question which puzzles your poet today -- Since the storms which have ravaged old Europe are o'er, And the light'nings and thund'rings of war are no more!... Well -- since from abroad no great tidings are brought, Let us see what at home there is, worthy of note!

Berkshire may have lost its Triple A credit rating, which puzzles me as a subjective call by the credit rating agencies.

Although each of the above points could be contested, collectively they create pressure to address the problem of mental causation problem or problems: as will become clear, there is more than one way in which puzzles about the mind's causal efficacy can arise.

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.

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.