Sentence examples for even more perplexing and from inspiring English sources

It made his misfiring at the Euros even more perplexing and led to Joachim Löw, tongue firmly in cheek, saying: "I would have preferred it if he would have scored some goals at the European Championship".

And, even more perplexing and daunting: winning an Oscar may actually be more hazardous to an acting career than losing.

It's even more perplexing if you are a philistine like me and respond to Yoav's prose with more of a shrug than tears.

Moses asks Pharoah a question that sounds bizarre and Pharoah replies in even more perplexing fashion.

As I followed the path of the hunter, my worldview had become colored by ever-present conflict: the conflict between predator and prey, the conflict of practicing an ancient discipline while living an otherwise modern life, the even more perplexing conflict between the hunter's love for his quarry and his desire to kill it.

The complexity of the DNA sequence and functional relationships in centromeres becomes even more perplexing as a growing number of recent reports indicate roles for centromere DNA transcripts in centromere structure and function.

Making it even more perplexing, both wounded officers said, is that they knew the American captain and the soldiers.

When you consider that the director of Cosmopolis, David Cronenberg, is not without his fans and defenders, especially among reviewers, the question is even more perplexing.

Yet again it was hard to understand why Harry Kane now takes the team's corners, but Wayne Rooney's substitution was even more perplexing bearing in mind he had played with distinction in his new midfield role and, perhaps most importantly, had the kind of experience that was needed late on.

All of this made his decision to sit out the US PGA even more perplexing.

The composite scenario for longer gaps is, if anything, even more perplexing.