Sentence examples for in the perplexing from inspiring English sources

As Curtis puts it, he and Morris are "the only brothers in Heidelberg," an African-American family in the perplexing and sometimes unfriendly environment of a picturesque German town.

But original can turn around and bite you, as shown in the perplexing case of 90 Macdougal Street, a house in the Macdougal-Sullivan Gardens complex, between Houston and Bleecker Streets.

Page 9 Week in Review THE JOY OF UPDIKE Though a brilliant man, John Updike, who died on Tuesday, was not a novelist of ideas, but the great chronicler of middle-class America in the perplexing age that was the 20th century.

You can see it in the perplexing fashion for vintage-themed gin bars at food events – all 1940s ration-card chic and gin cocktails in china teacups – but also in the rise of gin tours and subscription gin clubs for connoisseurs.

In amongst the perplexing madness there were also moments of magical serenity take, for instance, when we were led into a subterranean cave to watch the Mock Turtle sing a melancholy and arresting song.

Dr. Dennis Turk, a pain specialist at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle, summed up the perplexing disorder: "Because fibromyalgia is so confusing, other people wonder if it's real.

Byron and Wordsworth are enshrined in noble and scholarly editions, while the text of Shelley has been purified in a masterly fashion from the perplexing corruptions which had crept in to mar his twofold harmony of thought and sound.

A monumental code of Jewish law followed in Hebrew, The Guide for the Perplexed in Arabic, and numerous other works, many of major importance.

He completed his translation of the Guide of the Perplexed in Arles in 1204, consulted manuscripts of the Meteorology in Toledo and Barcelona (between 1204 1210), and traveled twice to Alexandria, returning in 1210 and 1213 (while in Egypt he seems to have acquired Maimonides' "Letter to Yemen" and an autograph copy of the Mishneh Torah).

4. "The Reason for the Table and Shewbread" This short treatise was occasioned by a statement in Guide of the Perplexed 3 45.

There's fun, too, in the neighbours' perplexed reactions to her mucky presence.