Sentence examples for for the perplexing from inspiring English sources

The deacetylation and modulation of different non-histone proteins by sirtuins during cell differentiation also provides a possible explanation for the perplexing and somewhat contradictory observations of phenotypic alterations induced by SIRT1 deficiency in hESCs and mESCs.

At first glance, the ten-minute video, "This Is My Milwaukee," looks like a typical bit of booster-ism, except for the perplexing glimpses of New York City landmarks.

Roberto Martínez is highly unlikely to be outrageous but at this stage it is impossible to tell whether Everton are going to be a rip-roaring success, or trade the robustness developed under David Moyes for the perplexing inconsistency that Wigan fans had to put up with for the past few seasons.

Broadway World Mary Hanrahan felt that: "While "Funk" had some redeeming, even charming, moments, it did nothing to make up for the perplexing episode that preceded it and ultimately left much to be desired".

As a dedicated fan of Lost, the ABC television thriller, I sometimes see the show's weird island as a metaphor for the perplexing issues and events that the whole country faces in real life.

It was for the same audience that Maimonides wrote his The Guide for the Perplexed.

— Maria Newman Chicago Reader: This might be the restaurant name of the year: Milt's Barbecue for the Perplexed.

Milt's Barbecue for the Perplexed, 3411 North Broadway, Chicago; (773) 661-6384; miltsbbq.com.

It is called A Guide for the Perplexed – a collection of his dialogues, adages, assertions.

It underpins both Karen Armstrong's The Case for God and Keith Ward's God: A Guide for the Perplexed.

In 1233 one zealot, Rabbi Solomon of Montpellier, in southern France, instigated the church authorities to burn The Guide for the Perplexed as a dangerously heretical book.