Sentence examples for it's perplexing from inspiring English sources

Because Simone's blackness extended as much to her musical prowess as to her physicality and image, it's perplexing that the film's production team, led by Jimmy Iovine, expects anyone, particularly in the black community, to (re)imagine Nina Simone as fair-skinned, thin-lipped and narrow-nosed?

WHEN America's job market isn't disappointing, it's perplexing.

It's perplexing these foreign names are better known in Australia than English's – but only if you assume cultural cringe doesn't factor in niche genres too.

It's perplexing.

She is, I think, but it's perplexing.

So it's perplexing why the secretariat took this decision".

It is "perplexing" that Sony's chief executive, Kazuo Hirai, was apparently not worried about two movies that had disappointing debuts at the box office, "After Earth" and "White House Down," Third Point said.

Chris Smalling's improvement has been vast but it was perplexing that he was voted as man of the match.

It is perplexing to me, then, that Ryan's new budget is premised on pure ideological wish-fulfillment: the repeal of Obamacare.

But America's relationship with guns is as deep and complex at home as it is perplexing abroad.

But it is perplexing that the State Department would choose to beat up its relief recipient while Haiti is down for the count.