Sentence examples for a perplexing use of from inspiring English sources

Blogs are a new form of expression that to those not versed in them may seem to be a perplexing use of one's time sort of like writing in a diary and leaving it open, hoping someone will read it.

There is no sign of the balding Reverend Timms, and now Pat has a mobile phone, regular if perplexing use of a helicopter, and is constantly in the grip of some unfolding emergency that is usually the result of a potentially dangerous object falling out of the back of his van – a hive of bees, for example.

The show finds some striking affinities between these Ossorios and Pollock's "Black Pourings," a perplexing group of black-and-white screen prints and related drawings in which Pollock uses reproduction and repetition to undermine his signature "action-painting".

That was a perplexing turn of events.

This is a perplexing bundle of criticisms.

What you see is a perplexing panorama of contradictions.

On Tuesday, as Nikiya, Diana Vishneva delivered a perplexing mixture of devout beauty and lack of focus.

In recent days Iran has sent a perplexing series of conflicting signals.

"The Ring Two" is a perplexing compound of the silly and the glum.

And for many people, social phobia is still experienced as a perplexing series of private defeats.

It is a perplexing mix of suspects, which the new research hopes to unravel by studying and measuring the skull carefully and by analysing every chemical present in the stains and chemicals used in the different pieces.