“If you have a few minutes to yourself, why not have a little fun with this puzzle?”

“If we say that the architectural process needs to evolve continuously, the question of how exactly to evolve is still a huge puzzle.”

“Why Rogers chose to take out his frustrations on the cameramen is another puzzler.”

“St.Croix always manages to confuse, delight and inform me, but this month's installment was a real puzzler.”

“If you think you have an answer to this puzzler feel free to leave it in the comment section.”

“After receiving the cryptic message, Sarah was filled with puzzlement as she struggled to decipher its hidden meaning.”

“The sudden disappearance of all the supplies left us in puzzlement as we couldn't fathom how they vanished overnight.”

“There seems to be some puzzlement as to why liberals are skittish about the deficit commission.”

“If you've been solving The New York Times crossword puzzle for a while, you've seen some of the trickier clues in puzzledom.”

“The reigning king of puzzledom in Stamford — the seemingly immovable object through which Ripstein had to pass — was Douglas Hoylman, a retired insurance actuary, also known as the Ice Man.”

“The thought of his dinner jacket reminded him of his puzzledom.”