Sentence examples for it perplexing that from inspiring English sources

Still, many Israelis find it perplexing that Palestinians recoil at the suggestion of separation.

Bush administration officials said some reports suggested that Mr. Reid behaved erratically and was a drifter, making it perplexing that he was able to obtain explosives.

People who ask for a little introspection from the man whose name is a byword for that activity may find it perplexing that this Hamlet never seems to look inward, which means that he never grows up — or grows, period.

It was very successful, so Henry finds it perplexing that none of the black comics was given their own show, and claims it "was airbrushed out of" BBC2's recent 50th anniversary celebrations.

"Given all the money that's been raised for charter schools — from the Gates Foundation, from Eli Broad, from hedge fund managers — I find it perplexing that Catholics can't raise money for their own schools that have a track record of success," Mr. Gecan said.

I find it perplexing that half of employers don't believe that students are prepared for work, yet two-thirds of employers have little to no interaction with schools.

It was so perplexing, that moment.

While it is commendable that Mr Straw has taken the steps to educate himself about the face veil and understand why some women choose to observe this practice; I find it somewhat perplexing that he would then ask women who wear it to remove it in his presence.

It is perplexing that Private Evans is continuing in basic training despite being on crutches because of a broken foot.

It's perplexing that Chahal, whose business presumably relies on the tallying of page views, could imagine that anything but the smallest fraction of the public has even heard of him, let alone recognize what he has "accomplished in the valley".

It is perplexing that our country has managed to quell the conversation for this long.