Sentence examples for found perplexing from inspiring English sources

Halsey kept sending Coker glances that Coker found perplexing.

They had very little to say during the course of the play, which I found perplexing.

There was another scene we found perplexing.

The emotion of the week for "Death by Mall" was disgust; the lyrics, Dube said, were a list of "all the things we found perplexing about suburban malls". Disgust also inspired the group to adopt the style of punk rock "to remove the inherent beauty of our composition," he said.

Even if the underlying financial situation of the state has not, in fact, changed". Indeed, what some traders found perplexing about the push for a market in municipal credit default swaps was that muni defaults almost never happen.

Le is struggling with writer's block, an affliction his classmates find perplexing.

"What I find perplexing is why people feel so threatened because we want to have a discussion about it," Tillerson said.

What I do find perplexing is this renewed backlash against immigrants; if you see my skin and read my last name, and feel compelled to tell me to go back to where I came from, where exactly is it I should return to if this is the only place I have ever known?

Without any baffling erudition -- if you know what a prime number is, there won't be a single line of dialogue you find perplexing -- the play presents mathematicians as both blessed and bedeviled by the gift for abstraction that ties them achingly to one another and separates them, also achingly, from concrete-minded folks like you and me.

This too is something that many in Tunisia, where secularism enjoys deep roots - and where the practice of Islam has historically been decidedly un-extreme - find perplexing.

What I find perplexing is how the White House could double the number of so-called "advisors" and not expect them to engage in military activities.