Sentence examples for are rather perplexing from inspiring English sources

(This leaves it unclear whether and why we should still see the invasions of Darius and Xerxes as examples of the 'strong' exercising the 'justice of nature'; since both their expeditions were notorious failures, the examples are rather perplexing anyway).

Since this novel is set during wartime, it is obvious why it is necessary for them to move around, but it is rather perplexing why they cross over the Russian and German borders and back for no apparent reason, especially when all the checkpoints are guarded and their passports are stolen from corpses.

It is rather perplexing for users when the interaction incorrectly switches the classification and removes correct ink strokes.

The issue of the tumor vessels permeability is rather perplexing.

I'm rather perplexed by this debate, which has been going in the UK for quite some time because I view taxes as not optional.

Although this effort is ongoing, results of association studies based on the NGM have been disappointing, or rather perplexing.

Although this effort is ongoing, the current situation of the molecular genetics of SCZ seems disappointing or rather perplexing.

The variations were not major, but were perplexing nonetheless.

The fish is borderline dry, the cauliflower with cumin rather fragrant and good, but the layers of white matter over the plate are perplexing.

Also flawed are some utterly perplexing charts and graphs that are meant to amplify the text; they might benefit from color rather than varying shades of gray.

But others are perplexing.