Sentence examples for perplexing new from inspiring English sources

Trying to merge these two theories into a single picture of creation has yielded an explosion of perplexing new ideas.

In his strange, admittedly perplexing new "House of Joy," which involves customers and prostitutes at a brothel, isn't Michael Novak dressed just like Rick Santorum?

More than 60 years after the Nazi genocide and the founding of the state of Israel, more than 40 years after the 1967 Arab-Israeli war and a more than a century into the Ashkenazi passage through the North American melting pot, the old puzzles persist, though in some perplexing new forms.

Another perplexing new parody comes from Burger King: "Subservient Chicken".

FSHD is a dominant disease whose pathogenesis is still perplexing despite new insights into its genetic linkage [ 6- 8].

Riders were perplexed, The New York Times reported.

It is perplexing why a new $16 million public school has as a "centerpiece" a "grand staircase in the lobby" when students are forbidden to walk on it ["A School for Explorers and Discoverers," Long Island Journal, May 11].

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a Republican, said he was perplexed by the new assessment and suspicious of the new evidence.

Even those in the bottled water industry find some of the newer arrivals perplexing.

His mandate to reinvent network news with Katie Couric as its new superstar remains perplexing.

"I was a bit perplexed by the new demographic, to be honest".