Sentence examples similar to a perplexing tale from inspiring English sources

But any Clinton book is by definition a wild, perplexing tale, and "Bill and Hillary" is worth reading as a reminder that the title characters — now mellow ­grandparents-in-waiting — did many things that today seem almost too outlandish to be true.

Notably, much of this perplexing tale took place away from the town of the show's title.

It's a perplexing time for Iran.

As a critic, I must cut the same slack to Katherine Agranovich's "Tales of My Large, Loud, Spiritual Family," a perplexing memoir about the author's experiences on both sides of the cosmic divide.

The tale that David tells her about the origins of the old faction-dominated system back home in Chicago, a perplexing saga involving wars caused by genetic modification, an experiment that has lasted 200 years and the difference between pure and damaged genes, is far-fetched even by the standards of the genre, not to mention confusing.

A perplexing court indeed.

BANKS are a perplexing mix.

It is a perplexing group.

It was a perplexing sight.

This is a perplexing statement.

Suicide is a perplexing problem.