Working largely from a laptop on her dining room table, she has looked deep into the perplexing world of childhood food allergies and seen a conspiracy that threatens the health of America's children.
The words, it seems, are but steppingstones to a universal pattern of images and insights about human behavior and the perplexing world that thwarts and shapes it.
Yet it may be some years, experts say, before scientists are able to link the findings from genetic studies and brain research with the outer signs of the perplexing world that people with autism inhabit.
With Robert Burton's "The Anatomy of Melancholy" as his primary manual, Hullah sniffs his way through the perplexing world, exploring the mind's powers and fate's surreptitious tricks.
Similar questions arose last week, after Trump offered a perplexing take on world history, incorrectly claiming that the Soviet Union's 1979 invasion of Afghanistan was to combat terrorists infiltrating into Soviet territory, and that the invasion — and the 10-year war that followed — were the cause of the Soviet Union's 1991 collapse.
It would have been difficult for our ancestors, in the face of a perplexing and complex world, to resist applying one of the few systematic, and highly successful, modes of explanation in their possession.
This performance piece by Samoan choreographer Lemi Ponifasio, which had its world premiere at the Radar Festival in Los Angeles this week, is a perplexing work.
A perplexing truth about the world of publishing is that it is incredibly small.
For Ian Barbour, the deadly possibilities of the Atomic Age raised questions that science couldn't answer — a perplexing situation for a young physicist after World War II.
Newly cautious by obligation but not by choice, the world's biggest banks remain a perplexing mix of freewheeling capitalism, subsidies and regulation.
