Sentence examples for find it perplexing that from inspiring English sources
Still, many Israelis find it perplexing that Palestinians recoil at the suggestion of separation.
People who ask for a little introspection from the man whose name is a byword for that activity may find it perplexing that this Hamlet never seems to look inward, which means that he never grows up — or grows, period.
"Given all the money that's been raised for charter schools — from the Gates Foundation, from Eli Broad, from hedge fund managers — I find it perplexing that Catholics can't raise money for their own schools that have a track record of success," Mr. Gecan said.
I find it perplexing that half of employers don't believe that students are prepared for work, yet two-thirds of employers have little to no interaction with schools.
But I feel the same way about The Seldom Seen Kid as I did about its three predecessors, and I find it perplexing that they are seen as purveyors of classy, literate, emotional, grown-up rock while Coldplay are routinely reviled for being pompous, portentous and angstily adolescent, when really, I find it hard to tell them apart.
As a physician, technology geek and mother, I find it perplexing that one area of healthcare that has not yet been penetrated by electronic devices is hand hygiene.
It was very successful, so Henry finds it perplexing that none of the black comics was given their own show, and claims it "was airbrushed out of" BBC2's recent 50th anniversary celebrations.
"The court finds it perplexing that Redstone still puts Philippe Dauman, and for that matter, Thomas Dooley, the COO of Viacom, ahead of his own daughter as his agent in case of his incapacity," Cowan wrote in his ruling.
"I find it perplexing and inexplicable that we are not getting information except in drips and drabs," he said in an interview.
