Sentence examples for be perplexing to from inspiring English sources

The classification of terriers can be perplexing to dog show followers.

Re "Bumbling Theft of Infamous Auschwitz Sign Prompts Perplexity and Outrage" (news article, Dec. 24): The lack of security protecting Auschwitz is unlikely to be "perplexing" to anyone who has visited Auschwitz-Birkenau.

On the other hand, some of the imagery, derived from sci-fi illustration, surrealistic cartooning and college dorm snaps, might be perplexing to an audience outside the art world.

Rosemary Blackmon, chief operating officer of the Alabama Hospital Association, said the new rules may be perplexing to some hospitals in her state.

The teen's sartorial choices may be perplexing to some, but it represents the exciting new ways in which young black men are challenging ideas about masculinity.

The Internet entrepreneur Jake Lodwick, who documented Mr. Watts's performances in a series of videos on his site vimeo.com, said that his spontaneous songcraft can be perplexing to first-time audiences.

Long Islanders may be perplexed to learn that they don't live on an island.

My granddad would be perplexed to find that today a black man is President, yet it's hard for black people to find good acting roles.

I would be perplexed to offer them to a healthy patient for diagnostics purposes or to a patient with long survival prospects".

Some British readers will surely be perplexed to hear of a tern beating upwind, "its movement within the air veery and unpredictable as a pitcher's knuckle-ball".

Many feminists, then, may be perplexed to find Wolf, in her eighth book, situating the essence of the female being right back where it started: in the body, in one particular place.