Sensual harmonies linger as singers ruminate on perplexing events.
Analysts were perplexed: the events in Tbilisi, Delhi and Bangkok seemed amateurish and atypical of an Iranian assassination or terrorism cell.
Their statements of principle were often indistinguishable from pranks, and their work consisted largely of perplexing staged events what used to be called happenings in the American 1960s that survive only in legend and a few photographs.
Taieb Moalla, a local Tunisian correspondent for a French newspaper and a long-time opponent of his country's deposed leader, is perplexed by recent events.
But its budding popularity at high-end American social events signifies an intriguing if perplexing cultural moment: Long a proud symbol of the American Great Plains and its native, nomadic heritage, the tepee is reappearing as a luxury British import.
Yet the response to the Libyan events from Latin America's radicals has been perplexing and disturbing.
Still, the Guggenheim show is an event; and its strangeness, like its ambition, is both captivating and perplexing.
But others are perplexing.
