Then there are head-scratchers like "arson," and the grand finale.
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Sometimes those updates are big hits, and sometimes they are head-scratchers.
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Then there are the head-scratchers, which make the most interesting reading.
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Other references are head scratchers: Why is Azealia Banks in a tree?
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Ok, so is it just us or are most of these head-scratchers?
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Here are the winners, losers, and head-scratchers from Oscar nomination morning 218.
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Here are a few notable head-scratchers: And that's just a very small selection.
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And while there's a lot to love, there are some head-scratchers, as well.
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The family of placebo effects ranges from the common sense to some head scratchers.
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Though head-scratchers abound, not all of them are as hard to fathom as Shanda's Legg investment.
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This year's winners included some head scratchers (okay, Peggy Noonan!), some long-overdue victories (good for you, Hilton Als
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Sometimes those experimentations were head scratchers, but her latest seems to be a genuine call back to her roots.
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Sunday's ceremony, with its diverse winners' list, made for a lively show, even if there were several head-scratchers.
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That no one wonders if this is the ideal tune to honor the troops is one of the piece's head-scratchers.
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Justin Lin's recent installment of the film franchise made up for what it lacked in head-scratchers with genuine fun and excitement.
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I know what makes someone blue collar and I have a clear idea of a brain – though every tribe has its head-scratchers.
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But a gift for tossing off head-scratchers like "he studied Zen Buddhism at the penitentiary" turns out to be very useful indeed.
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In Texas, 10,000 titles are banned, including such head-scratchers as "The Color Purple" and a compilation by the humor writer Dave Barry.
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In Texas, 10,000 titles are banned, including such head-scratchers as "The Color Purple" and a compilation by the humor writer Dave Barry.
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Even though the pop culture angle of this grid made it pretty attainable to me, I starred (and enjoyed) a bunch of head-scratchers.
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The Eagles (8-7) have had some head-scratchers of their own this season, but can point to injuries for much of their inconsistency.
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There's a lot of quirk in the fill today — the whole top row counts, I think — and not a ton of real head-scratchers.
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We had some breakdowns that were sort of head-scratchers, but overall the intensity and the energy was really good considering it was Game 74.
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It was one of several head-scratchers in a finale that, like much of the season, was a mishmash of poignant moments and puzzling turns.
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I found a couple of head-scratchers here from Mr. Shortz, including DAY FLOWER and SIBILATE, but over all the clues are not terribly esoteric.
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" One of those head-scratchers was Mr. DeMille's very own brother, who didn't mince words: "Tear it down," his brother said, channeling the movie "Mr.
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Space may be the final frontier, but scientists have found plenty of head-scratchers right here on one of Earth's zippiest creatures, the humble hummingbird.
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There were several head-scratchers here, including a few entries that required factual knowledge and not just an acrobatic mind — ATHOL, SNYDER and COOLIES, among them.
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A few were just gratuitous head-scratchers, like THE Y (which I tip my hat to) and maybe SHORT E. Not to mention BIG D, cutely clued.
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A few were just gratuitous head-scratchers, like THE Y (which I tip my hat to) and maybe SHORT E. Not to mention BIG D, cutely clued.
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There was just enough for me to sink my teeth into before getting stumped, and the head-scratchers were conceived so well that finally finishing was true gratification.
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Bumper and TiZi were widely believed to be very solid players and key parts of Vancouver's roster, making the moves one of the biggest head-scratchers of the offseason.
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Felix and Cummings may be head-scratchers, but there is not exactly a drop-off after Towns: The next two players on the list are Tim Duncan and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
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Transfer start-up costs to general government revenue Chalk this one up as one of the head-scratchers: One suggestion is to transfer Social Security's start-up costs to general government revenue.
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In its never-ending quest to connect you with other working professionals whom you will never again make contact with, LinkedIn's product team has released some real head-scratchers in its storied, 14-year history.
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Among the stocks that had fallen the most out of favor in terms of outflows, the top two are head-scratchers: Microsoft and Amazon, which have seen declines in hedge fund investments of $1.6 billion apiece.
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I loved my cutesy robot sidekicks — jumbles of machinery that could be deployed to solve environmental puzzles — but the puzzles themselves felt finicky and fiddly, more like artificial gates to my progress than real head-scratchers.
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As is true of any festival, this one has some head-scratchers, including "Asako I & II," a bland drama about a young woman, a cipher as droopy as the movie, whose heart breaks when her lover walks out.
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There's a story here, but really, Hue is all about the head-scratchers; about stepping into a space, doing your best to analyze it without moving a thing, setting about your solution, and then realizing you've completely botched it.
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From his slow, protracted manner of speech that often led to questions of whether he was actually awake, to his shaky answers on foreign affairs, Carson's candidacy gave America some real head-scratchers — in a campaign full of off-the-wall events.
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The real head scratchers, the projects that grab our attention not just because they're gorgeous or arresting, but also because we just can't wrap our heads around them, are works that blur the line between analog and digital, works that make the real seem unreal or the unreal look perfectly tangible.
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Honestly, I doubt it — Phantom Thread is one of the biggest head-scratchers for me among the nine nominees, not because it's not deserving but because it's both a romance and a very personal story, two things that don't necessarily make for an Oscar shoo-in (though that feel less true than ever this year).
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His line-ups can often be complete head scratchers – see, for example, starting long-time MLS players Chris Wondolowski and Kyle Beckerman against Argentina in the Copa America semis, or literally any decision he made during the 2015 Gold Cup – and he regularly moves players from their club positions to brand new ones at which they have little experience.
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"I think we're in alignment for most of the film," Markus said, while McFeely said certain alternate timeline, parallel universe head-scratchers, like the precise workings of the time-traveling Steve Rogers' apparent long existence through the MCU's history, showing up as an aged man at the end, will likely be taken up down the line.
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They correctly spelt words like phytophilous, xerostomia, and arenicolous, among thousands of other head-scratchers.
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They correctly spelt words like phytophilous, xerostomia, and arenicolous, among thousands of other head-scratchers.
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" Matt Mills, writing for Metal Hammer, was a little less positive calling songs like "Black Soul" and "Kill Your Conscience" "hilarity-inducing head-scratchers." Mills was more positive towards songs like "Devil", "Evolve", and "Brilliant" saying, "the anthems’ bouncing energy already feels destined to ignite live crowds." Music Existence wrote, "overall, it’s a very interesting concept to explore in an album, and one that many listeners can relate to.
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Emoto's book The Hidden Messages in Water was a New York Times best seller. Commenting on the book making the list, literary critic Dwight Garner wrote in The New York Times Book Review that it was one of those "head-scratchers" that made him question the sanity of the reading public, describing the book as "spectacularly eccentric." Publishers Weekly described Emoto's later work, The Shape of Love, as "mostly incoherent and unsatisfying". Emoto's ideas appeared in the movies Kamen Rider: The First and What the Bleep Do We Know!?.
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