Sentence examples for perplexing conclusion from inspiring English sources

This perplexing conclusion, which was pointed out by Russell, is known as Russell's paradox.

Anne-Sophie, after a whirlwind visit to Oregon, comes to the perplexing conclusion that Tim's native country is a "nation of readers" and that "all the Americans speak French".

What makes the Repugnant Conclusion so perplexing is that strong arguments can be given which apparently force one into accepting the conclusion.

François Gros, after a life in molecular biology, has come to the rather paradoxically sounding conclusion that in view of this perplexing complexity, the "exploded gene" le gène éclaté could be specified, if at all, only by "the products that result from its activity," that is, the functional molecules to which it gives rise (Gros 1991, 297).

This last reason is always the most perplexing to me.

I find it perplexing".

"That was somewhat perplexing".

A perplexing court indeed.

BANKS are a perplexing mix.

Several years ago, the perplexing weather arrived.

"It's very perplexing".