Sentence examples for and perplexity from inspiring English sources

The mechanics of that first evanescence are suggestive of desperation and perplexity.

And Mr. Alvarez, a natural lyrical dancer, exudes just the right air of conviction and perplexity.

Ms. Chalfant, recounting tales of sexual awakening, eliminates prurience by emphasizing sweetness and perplexity.

Roderick Williams, a mellifluous baritone with a sweet, secure top end, handily conveyed Toby's determination and perplexity.

In the doorway stand his parents, their expressions a mix of resignation, worry, annoyance and perplexity: how exactly did this happen?

It is the great wish of Matilda (whom Ms. Kheswa presents as a ravishing blend of self-possession and perplexity) to become a singer.

At the same time, Chin stays alert to the tale's complexities and perplexities.

Juliet comments on her troubles and perplexities more sharply than she experiences them.

In this manner, many of the traditional vexatious philosophical puzzles and perplexities are shown to arise out of theoretically-driven misuses or distortions of language.

The glories of Times Square, this electric playland with its pulsations and peoples and perplexities, are now the very things to be feared.

In other words, group friendship is burbling to the surface of television life because the promise and perplexities of modern friendship networks are burbling to the top of national life.