Sentence examples for be a bit perplexing from inspiring English sources

Jason Lipshut of Billboard found the "narrative arc" for the video to be "a bit perplexing".

There were a few casting choices that were a bit perplexing.

When I first began reading David Crystal's "How Language Works," I was a bit perplexed.

But the Kims were a bit perplexed by what passed for luxury in Manhattan.

"I was a bit perplexed by the new demographic, to be honest".

"I am a bit perplexed by this," said Dr. John Gearhart, who researches stem cells at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

But with the calorie count for salads listed as between 155 and 823, she was a bit perplexed.

Fox's John Madden is a bit perplexed by the need for Miller at ABC. "If he's going to be an analyst, that's fine," he said.

Senior representatives from the main world religions (both Asian and Abrahamic) make up a board of directors.If people are a bit perplexed by the alphabet soup of institutions in this field, that is understandable.

Oddly enough, one of the more family-oriented resorts along the shore, Ocean City -- which does not even allow the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages -- is a bit perplexed by Wildwood's newfound primness.

People are a bit perplexed by the size of it, for obvious reasons, I guess there's some kind of confusion about whether I'm joking or not about it.