Sentence examples for more perplexing and from inspiring English sources

Other names were more perplexing, and at times an annoyance for spectators whose greenside views were inhibited.

Through interviews with Dunham's relatives, friends and colleagues, "Scott pursues a more perplexing and elusive figure than the one Obama pieced together in his own books," Eliza Griswold wrote here.

Missing bodies are problematic, of course, but more perplexing and ominous is the fact that Quirke's adoptive brother, Mal — pay attention to the names — who is also a physician, has tampered with her death certificate.

It made his misfiring at the Euros even more perplexing and led to Joachim Löw, tongue firmly in cheek, saying: "I would have preferred it if he would have scored some goals at the European Championship".

Through interviews with Dunham's relatives, friends and colleagues; at least one possible lover; and her two children, Maya Soetoro-Ng and Barack Obama, Scott pursues a more perplexing and elusive figure than the one Obama pieced together in his own books.

We do have a right to live in this city, even if, as you put it, we "can't rub two pennies together".Tony Chung San Francisco* SIR – I found Schumpeter's statement that the tech industry is not entirely merit-based, as "women and non-Asian minorities are clearly under-represented", to be among the more perplexing and illogical in your newspaper for quite some time.

Over time, as Mrs. Edwards's life, in private and on stage, grew less saintly, more perplexing, anguished and sour, the public seemed to struggle to realign its relationship with her.

The publication called it "more perplexing than challenging" and commented that it "sounds like the biggest band in the world having one of the biggest, strangest mid-life crises".

"Just as perplexing, maybe more perplexing, is why they are good".

But as the research into the biomechanics of pitching has evolved, the debate has grown more robust, and more perplexing.

But what Flaubert found in the orient was more interesting and more perplexing than anything he had been led to expect.