Sentence examples for is perplexing with from inspiring English sources

What is perplexing with Davutoglu's remarks is that if Turkey is determined to fight ISIS and eradicate the group, why choose Aleppo as a target rather than the caliphate capital, Raqqa?

"I'm perplexed with all that stuff," Valentine said of the warning, not the first issued to a Mets pitcher this year.

At the constitutional convention in Philadelphia in 1787, the men who framed the federal government made a great many compromises, but "the Convention were perplexed with no part of this plan so much as with the mode of choosing the President," as the Pennsylvania delegate James Wilson later explained.

Even so, Rogers wrote that he was "perplexed with the melancholy prospect of [his] affairs".

As the group indulge in various luxuries such as showers and wine, many of them are perplexed with the situation.

Many physicians are perplexed with an acute increase in the rate of pregnancies and live birth, and a decrease rate of abortions among the women in the Washington DC area.

Today, Ajantha Mendis is perplexing batsmen with his "carrom" ball, which requires mind-boggling digital strength.

It is perplexing that with their relatively high systolic and arterial blood pressures, birds possess a blood gas barrier (BGB) which is ∼3× thinner than those of mammals of equivalent body mass (Gehr et al., 1981; Maina and King, 1982; Maina et al., 1989; Maina and West, 2005; Maina, 2005).

The poor correlation between ICP and serum sodium found in the current study is perplexing when compared with data from Qureshi and colleagues.

It is perplexing that a country with the oldest franchise system, the latest high-tech facilities and one of the highest literacy rates has so many problems with its election system.

What is perplexing are the categories with less obvious commerce tie-ins, such as ratings for newsmedia, politicians and Internet stocks.