Sentence examples for more perplexing if from inspiring English sources

It's even more perplexing if you are a philistine like me and respond to Yoav's prose with more of a shrug than tears.

Perhaps more perplexing: If Diaz had been caught actually taking steroids instead of marijuana, he would have been subjected to a much shorter suspension. .

What is more perplexing, if you replace one element with another -- a technique called doping -- you can change a Mott insulator into a high-temperature superconductor.

Even more perplexing, in cell division, Oxytricha reproduces asexually when it wants to produce more in number, and it reproduces sexually when it needs to rebuild its genome.

Sanders' reticence to broach such issues is even more perplexing in light of the Senator's own personal history.

Bernie's reliance on Devine is even more perplexing in light of the latter's track record on Latin America.

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

The composite scenario for longer gaps is, if anything, even more perplexing.

If the guilty verdict is puzzling, it is even more perplexing that thirty jurors who voted for his innocence on the charges then voted in favor of his execution.

The more perplexing question was where the base stood legally.

Derivatives are far more perplexing than what ails Detroit.