Sentence examples for least perplexing from inspiring English sources

Not the least perplexing aspect of "Mass," for those who insist on placing music into neat categories, is what to call it.

Chances are he would have found some way, if not to revive this Test, at least to perplex his guests.

There are pages and pages of ponderous and -- to the lay reader, at least -- perplexing discussions of matters like "wave function," something that is "Lorentz invariant" and "backwards causation".

Well, perplexing at least.

At least one onlooker seemed perplexed by the fuss.

Though it might have seemed perplexing -- not least to the Senegalese -- that America's leaders need to go to another continent in order to address an issue rooted so deeply in our own history, that geographic awkwardness speaks volumes about the odd place that slavery currently occupies in American culture and memory.

Rosenzweig locates in the fear of death the source of the awareness of the basic split between selfhood and worldliness which had perplexed him at least since his university years.

That's why I was perplexed by at least one critic of Black Lives Matter suggesting that the group could take a page from ACT UP, which is portrayed as having engaged in a more productive form of disruption.

The formula for striking it rich on YouTube is perplexing, to say the least.

Jorge Posada was perplexed and even perturbed after learning yesterday that the Yankees would at least listen to trade offers for him.

In fact, the sensorimotor and visual cortex have been shown to suffer the least damage of any cortical structures [ 86] and their selective preservation has been described as "perplexing".