Sentence examples for it seems perplexing from inspiring English sources

It seems perplexing that Mr. Paul would want to try something that so clearly failed before.

It seems perplexing that a hyper-advanced species which is able to travel through galaxies, learn English (oh yeah, apparently we taught them English), and establish contact with us would be dumb enough to give their scientific knowledge away in exchange for a couple of shirts.

It seems perplexing as to where the erhu went, given that there is no active resale market for the instrument.

After that, the game was so one-sided it seemed perplexing that Guidolin talked about being impressed with his team's work ethic.

Whatever adjudication on this point is deemed to be correct, something here seems perplexing.

There are no explicit references to this in the school's Ofsted report, which just seems perplexing.

On the surface, this statement seems perplexing.

However, while it may seem perplexing that an investment bank with no history in football was allowed to take over an English club while Cellino – an experienced football man who has brought relative stability – was not, the Football League rules are black and white.

Even so, it may still seem perplexing that these two intellectual virtues, either separately or collectively, should somehow fill a gap in the doctrine of the mean.

Here we have a common house cat that seems perplexed and/or horrified by the noises its owner's printer is making.

The monkey, dressed in a green, belted snowsuit, seems perplexed by the sensation of snow on its fur.