Sentence examples for perplexing aspect from inspiring English sources
Another perplexing aspect of ATD that has emerged over the years is the marked variation in clinical severity of lung and liver disease among affected homozygotes.
That perplexing aspect of the Basra registry study – that those data indicate zero cases of hydrocephalus among the 100,000 births during the years 1990 – 98 and an unusually high incidence of the malformation, by any international standard, in 1999 2000 needs to be cited.
That said, the most perplexing aspect of the aforementioned coverage of Frankie Boyle's axed sketch wasn't even the censorship or inaccuracies – but the hypocrisy involved.
They should blame themselves, for adhering to the most perplexing aspect of the film-exhibition business: the practice of charging the same price for every movie..
Not the least perplexing aspect of "Mass," for those who insist on placing music into neat categories, is what to call it.
But a perplexing aspect of the outbreak is why the fungus Aspergillus was identified in Dr. Pettit's case but a different one, Exserohilum, in an overwhelming majority of the remaining cases.
Most cosmologists support the inflationary scenario, since it naturally explains a series of otherwise perplexing aspects of our universe (e.g., its isotropy, its flatness).
The diversity of views that exist is acceptable to me, but there are aspects of the global reaction I find perplexing.
Overall, however, sustainable practices related to apparel products are perplexing for general consumers to identify, due to the many aspects of production that need to be considered.
What constellation is this? A. Though much has been written about Grand Central's star-flecked celestial ceiling, aspects of the actual design, like the "bee," remain somewhat perplexing.
