Sentence examples similar to cause of perplexity from inspiring English sources

The growing conflation of the economic and the cultural in the minds of voters has been a cause of great perplexity for thinkers who have long seen the two realms as distinct, and the cultural realm as the secondary concern of unserious men who don't know where their self-interest lies.

It is already a cause for perplexity that John Barrymore was once passionately regarded as the greatest of American actors.

In any case, these results have already been a source of perplexity in Portugal.

Although they were familiar with such miracles occurring on the hands of angels; the outward human appearance of Jesus caused much perplexity in people.

It even provokes levels of perplexity.

It plays a role in those moments of perplexity.

In this transitional phase of perplexity or sorrow, the vaguely apelike features are softened, even attractive.

They seem to come from a place of perplexity and anguish, bewilderment struggling towards expression.

All three choreographers devised many unusual steps to express states of perplexity and awkwardness.

This reaches a fine point of perplexity when one character accuses another of repeating something they said a minute ago.

His response was one of perplexity.