Sentence examples for is more perplexing from inspiring English sources

The Russian president's behaviour may be predictable in regard to past crises in Russia's "near-abroad" but in another light it is more perplexing.

THERE is much about British life that puzzles foreigners, but little is more perplexing than the discovery that most Britons do not pay fees on their current accounts.

PREVIOUSLY: It's no secret that Lindsay Lohan is having some financial troubles, but what is more perplexing is how she continues to live her very expensive lifestyle.

Yet nothing in that riotous history is more perplexing than David Cameron's experience in America this week.The Tory prime minister was on a three-day trip to lobby the superpower on two issues he hopes to push when Britain hosts a G8 summit next month: staunching the bloodshed in Syria and a putative free-trade deal between America and the European Union.

This question is more perplexing, as Labour has made two unpopular accusations against George Osborne since 2010: first that cuts to spending are too hard and too fast, and hit the poor hardest; secondly that austerity is hurting our economic growth and leading to stagnation.

She was more perplexed by the continuing stream of congratulations flowing her way.

But Mr. Paolucci was more perplexed by the decision to censor the image.

The attendant, who asked for a picture of himself with the turkey, was more perplexed by our getting off ("You're going to pay thirty dollars to get off at Fortieth Street!") than by our getting on.

I was more perplexed by the second.

Nevertheless, we're more perplexed by the lack of color on the list.

What was more perplexing was Atler's reaction to it.