Sentence examples similar to a quite perplexing from inspiring English sources

It is quite perplexing.

Glenys Stacey of Ofqual said: "Teachers and others should expect marking to be of good quality and are quite rightly perplexed and concerned on those rare occasions when marks change considerably on appeal.

Many regard it as a symbol of national strength at a time of perplexing social changes.

Why we have such a reflex is perplexing.

Consequently, iatrogenic blindness after facial injections became a big issue perplexing both physicians and patients.

Moorcock has an initially perplexing relationship to literary Englishness.

The question of predicting fluid responsiveness with CVP use is quite controversial and somewhat perplexing.

Ad grad applications are notoriously perplexing.

"A bit perplexed".

Christiansen looks a bit perplexed at times.

Forgive American consumers if they feel a bit perplexed.