Sentence examples for perplexing of from inspiring English sources

And most perplexing of all, what does Brown Bear actually see?

Most perplexing of all are the Statements of the Blindingly Obvious, ponderous aperçus Schwartz presumably meant to be atmospheric, which wouldn't be out of place on needlework samplers.

Taylor's brief administration was beset with problems, the most perplexing of which was the controversy over the extension of slavery into the newly acquired Mexican territories.

Agatha Christie did not have high hopes for the story, featuring a Belgian detective with an egg-shaped head, a rather fine moustache and an ability to solve the most perplexing of crimes.

N.O.A.A.'s Storm Prediction Center reports that many different initial weather conditions can lead to tornadoes, but — most perplexing of all — those same conditions frequently produce no tornadoes whatsoever.

Perhaps most perplexing of all is a question of quantitative detail.

This idea (put forward by physicist Alan Guth) explained in one blow a number of otherwise perplexing features of our universe.

Most cosmologists support the inflationary scenario, since it naturally explains a series of otherwise perplexing aspects of our universe (e.g., its isotropy, its flatness).

Certain otherwise perplexing properties of our universe (such as the value of the density of "dark energy") may find an explanation if such a multiverse exists.

But relativity is perplexing for those of us who lack sophisticated mathematical skills.

Carson's position within the paranormal wing of the G.O.P. is perplexing for a number of reasons.