Sentence examples for I'm perplexed about why from inspiring English sources

Still, I'm perplexed about why we consider luridness, shininess, wrinkliness and flawedness — to the extent that a person manifests these qualities — the features that are most deeply our own.

And many people are perplexed about why every year, fewer and fewer of Japan's young people want to study abroad.

Many here are perplexed about why the Americans have made such a fuss over something as unremarkable, in local eyes, as a man taking a woman to a hotel room, and paying for sex.

It's not quite a debacle on the order of hanging chads, but as Scott Feinberg writes at The Hollywood Reporter, some voters are perplexed about why the ballot only has five spaces for best picture, when there can be up to 10 nominees.

Against that backdrop, the governor offered some interesting reflections on the president Sunday during an interview on ABC's "This Week," indicating — among other things — that he too was perplexed about why his big brother would not specify any mistakes he might have made during his administration when asked to list some during the second debate.

"I'm perplexed as to why suddenly, in the context of protecting Muslims," there is opposition from officials in the former administration, he said.

Eyes flashing, voice wavering slightly, Ms. Collins said, "I just want to say that I'm perplexed as to what has happened and why we're not going forward in a constructive way that would lead to success".

"I'm perplexed," he said.

I'm perplexed that someone would do this.

"I'm perplexed," she said.

But the establishments that are most affected by the ban are perplexed about finding suitable alternatives.