Sentence examples for perplexing days from inspiring English sources

Weaver called his work "one of the most provocative political books of these perplexing days" but found it "not a little depressing to read," in large part because "full racial polarization is an essential ingredient of Phillips's political pragmatism".

So I'm perplexed these days as I consider how justices of our Supreme Court -- lawyers at the pinnacle of that system -- have opened the door to an unprecedented assault on judicial independence.

Hamper sympathized, but was perplexed, a few days later, to receive a letter in which Mother Jones's managing editor wrote that he hoped that Moore's getting fired wouldn't prevent Hamper from writing for the magazine, and asked him to stay on as a columnist.

How a back-and-forth over an elevator ride and relatively mild insubordination could end with a child being pepper-sprayed and then suspended for 30 days is perplexing.

I was perplexed when the day came for Dad's papers to be removed from the house.

1938 St. James or St. James's Still an Issue LONDON — Buckingham Palace and diplomatic circles were more than perplexed the other day when someone wanted to know whether the title "Court of St. James's" was still good usage, or whether that apostrophe and extra "s" had been dropped to avoid needless confusion.

Few things are more perplexing on sixth-form enrolment days than sitting opposite a male student desperately wanting to study childcare and having his eyes plead with you to lie as his father leans in and abruptly asks: "Tell me, how many boys normally take this subject?" In truth, just 2.5% of childcare BTec students are male.

Thus, Dr. Nathan was perplexed when the patient returned five days later unhealed, with an unattached flap of tissue, severe bleeding and an infection.

The how and why of Ms Bland's death – she was found hanging in her cell on 13 July, three days after her arrest – remain perplexing.

The White House struggled to defend Trump's sudden decision to fire Comey, providing perplexing and often contradictory explanations in the days following the firing.

The other day my Political Philosophy professor proposed a question to my class that has perplexed my mind for the past few days.