Sentence examples for most perplexing structural from inspiring English sources

The most perplexing structural property of the avian lung pertains to its exceptional mechanical strength, especially that of the minuscule terminal respiratory units, the air- and the blood capillaries.

THE most perplexing question about contemporary France is this.

The post-Band lull was most perplexing for Levon Helm.

But it was our readers' reaction that was most perplexing.

This last picture may be the show's most poignant, and also the most perplexing.

But in some respects, it is also the most perplexing.

Perhaps most perplexing of all is a question of quantitative detail.

What was most perplexing was that it had little to do with budgets or government shutdowns.

And, of all the tangled complications, Alec's mind seized upon the most perplexing.

This year's winner of the Eurovision Song Contest was, in her own way, the most perplexing of all.

The most perplexing character here is Steve Schmidt, Mr McCain's former strategist, who has praised the movie as "very accurate".