Sentence examples for difficult and perplexing from inspiring English sources

The bad news is that this is a difficult and perplexing skill to learn.

Wróblewski told me that at the moment the exhibit of human hair in Block IV was one of the most difficult and perplexing problems facing the museum.

It is my opinion that our former Trial Judge James F. Davis fully and correctly resolved the difficult and perplexing issues presented by this case in his scholarly and well-reasoned opinion.

In a concurrence, Chief Judge Alex Kozinski said he found the case "difficult and perplexing," largely because the Supreme Court has not set out principles for how to reconcile federal and state responsibilities for conducting federal elections.

'The increase of unregulated truck transportation over the highways had developed a difficult and perplexing public problem to the extent that the Governor of the State in his message to the Legislature called attention to the fact that the highways were being taken and badly used by motor vehicles engaged in the transportation of freight for hire.

For example, if we are confident of our reading ability, we are more likely to persist with difficult and perplexing text.

The guide is difficult to understand, with confusing bar graphs and perplexing numerical evaluations.

But the rules are onerous and perplexing.

This idea is both familiar and perplexing.

"The research is both fascinating and perplexing.

Light is useful, versatile and perplexing.