Sentence examples for deep perplexing from inspiring English sources
This recording taught me that music could stir deep, perplexing emotions in a way that made me want to know more.
Across from the Adams house, Gilbert's three brick and stone houses at Nos. 838, 842 and 844 Carroll Street are each almost as wide as deep, producing comfortable interiors but perplexing facades.
Eventually, though, Messi began to trade places with the club's center forward, only to perplex defenders by dropping deep into the midfield.
Readers sometimes found this perplexing, but after a deeper reading it became clear that this was what gave him his unique value".
But America's relationship with guns is as deep and complex at home as it is perplexing abroad.
However, steep and high-relief margins fronting deep basins can also prograde and as such are somewhat perplexing.
The Yaxchilan lintels portray people who intimidate and perplex us - and yet this art makes us see the deep humanity of their existence.
This too is something that many in Tunisia, where secularism enjoys deep roots - and where the practice of Islam has historically been decidedly un-extreme - find perplexing.
So Steven Haddock, a biologist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in Moss Landing, California, and colleagues were perplexed to find glowing red spots on the tentacles of siphonophores pulled from waters as deep as 2300 meters off the coast of Monterey, California.
Therefore, the first and most important task of Heidegger's book is to recover our perplexity for this question of questions: Hamlet's "To be or not to be?" For Heidegger, what defines the human being is this capacity to be perplexed by the deepest and most enigmatic of questions: Why is there something rather than nothing?
