Sentence examples for perplexing a from inspiring English sources

Brazil became her home – however eccentric, irritating, enthralling, frightening, exotic and perplexing a place it might seem to be, depending on the occasion.

The ambience was a bit perplexing: a random assortment of minor New York fashion types, European and Middle Eastern semi-aristocrats, and well-heeled Chinese milling around four or five stationary, mimelike models wearing elaborate filigreed and embroidered gowns by the Chinese designer Guo Pei.

You feel perplexed, a little thrown off.

The decision by the Bank of Japan has perplexed a lot of very smart folks.

Glock's appointment perplexed a lot of people, but already an underground movement had been pressing for change.

That he's choosing to perplex a little, rather than dazzle you, might be one of the best reasons to see him.

This sight must have perplexed a few of the Oneonta players, who walked over and asked why he was not in Florida with the other rookies.

He would repeat a word several times, perplexed, a wrinkle on his brow, confused by the vagaries of the English language where there is no method in pronunciation.

This fact perplexes a developer and complicates the extraction of promising research directions from previous published works.

The armed assault on a Washington, DC, family restaurant last Sunday was perplexing for a variety of reasons.

If you saw this in a home design store, you wouldn't think twice about it; in the gallery it is perplexing -- a philosophical riddle.