Sentence examples for finds it perplexing from inspiring English sources

Gregory T. Angelo, president of the Log Cabin Republicans, an organization advocating for LGBT conservatives, said he finds it "perplexing" that Manning would be idolized.

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.

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.

Yet many others find it perplexing.

In fact, those on the ground find it perplexing.

The indie kids who had paid a very reasonable £13 entrance fee clearly found it perplexing.

Ms. Villacorta's lawyer, Joseph Tacopina, said after the verdict was announced in State Supreme Court in Manhattan that he found it perplexing.

"I find it perplexing the way the 'moral values' phrase is used," said the Rev. Mark Greiner, the pastor at the Presbyterian church that Ward attends.

So far the government has taken a hard-line stance and I find it perplexing.

McAndrew, meanwhile, found it perplexing.