Sentence examples for perplexing conflict from inspiring English sources
As I followed the path of the hunter, my worldview had become colored by ever-present conflict: the conflict between predator and prey, the conflict of practicing an ancient discipline while living an otherwise modern life, the even more perplexing conflict between the hunter's love for his quarry and his desire to kill it.
In recent days Iran has sent a perplexing series of conflicting signals.
Epidemics of CWD in Colorado, Wyoming, and Wisconsin have yielded perplexing data regarding conflicting and changing age and sex-specific exposure patterns between the two endemic regions.
The "gray zone" is a fuzzy term used in military circles to describe the perplexing nature of lower-level conflicts, often involving non-state actors, that don't qualify as full-fledged wars.
It announces that the works on hand use the conventions of comics "not to withdraw from reality but to address perplexing questions about war and global conflicts, the loss of innocence and racial stereotyping".
To those who regard philosophy as just a load of old cant, conflict over abstruse theory might seem both perplexing and incongruous.
This basic orb-shaped hors d'oeuvre not only serves as the taking-off point for the plot, about a runaway from a religious sect called the Squeamish, but also provides the essential conflict among the main characters, the answer to a perplexing mystery and a slew of gloriously bad metaphors.
Moreover, when the issues at hand seem as perplexing as they often do in the case of this dreadful conflict, we are always on the verge of being mesmerized by uncertainty.
It also provides the essential conflict among the main characters, a convex mirror in which they can examine their souls, the answer to a perplexing mystery and a whole slew of gloriously bad metaphors.
"That was somewhat perplexing".
