Sentence examples for more perplexing when from inspiring English sources
It gets all the more perplexing when an Italian couple start cooing next to me.
It's all the more perplexing when it is Ticketmaster that is the "official ticketing services provider" for the Olympics.
The influence of this poltergeist in the narrative is all the more perplexing when one knows that the story was first published as a memoir, under the slightly different title "Someone to Disturb", in the London Review of Books.
Support for the missile defense initiative is all the more perplexing when you consider that a panel of independent scientists has concluded that the use of relatively simple decoys would allow missiles to penetrate the planned defenses.
They weren't nice about her fledgling Arabic, and she often gets other comments such as, "Oh, look how hairy her arm is" or "You're a slut" — jarring words made even more perplexing when they're tagged to a video about how to make your lips look plump.
Secretary Clinton's outdated Middle East policy vision becomes even more perplexing when juxtaposed with her Democratic primary challenger, Bernie Sanders.
Even more perplexing, why does the administration seem so eager to announce its bold plans when such leaks put pressure on our Arab allies -- Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt -- to distance themselves from us when we may soon need their cooperation in the coming war against Saddam Hussein?
"Just as perplexing, maybe more perplexing, is why they are good".
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.
But Cowart's difficulties, when he hoped to recapture the dominance he had with the Bills, are more perplexing.
Pogba might have risen to the challenge against City, with two of the goals in United's second-half comeback, but when he can play with that kind of authority it makes it even more perplexing that he can follow it up by having this kind of stinker.
