Sentence examples for little perplexing from inspiring English sources

"It's a little perplexing to have to explain to them why we aren't confirmed," he said.

His high school guidance counselor, Jack Levy, finds this career choice more than a little perplexing.

The winner is excitably interviewed by TV news crews, but everything else happens far from the cameras: an emphatic turning-away from the "modernity" of violence, and a little perplexing.

As things stand, however with payroll growth close to the recent trend, a falling unemployment rate, and inflation inching back toward 2%—it is hard to see how the Fed would feel a need to delay a planned reduction in asset purchases.That is a little perplexing.

"It's a little perplexing to have the president continue to say he just learns of these things from the news media, when the president is the head of our government," said Representative Greg Walden of Oregon, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.

The abrupt change is a little perplexing, especially since Google eclipses Microsoft on most meaningful measures.

Looked at from the gene's perspective, altruism seems a little less perplexing.

The big button in the middle was a little more perplexing.

In 2009, she told an interviewer, "I did see that Tina Fey was named entertainer of the year.... That's a little bit perplexing, but it also says a great deal about our society".

This proves to be a story of tough realities hidden behind Utopian daydreams, as seen through the eyes of a little boy perplexed by his elders.

The details of Oppenheimer's physics, though laid out clearly, reveal little about his perplexing psyche.