Sentence examples for perplexing part from inspiring English sources

The most perplexing part of Polaroid's fall and Instagram's rise can be seen with  the founding thesis of both companies.

The most perplexing part of the article was the assertion that Roosevelt Island is "no place in particular".

And the most perplexing part of this accounting is that regardless of cost, getting a degree is the best financial decision a young American can make.

The perplexing part of this is that, not long ago, the government was trying to get people to spend more — on cars and on other products — in order to stimulate the economy.

At a preview performance last month at Dartmouth's Hopkins Center, the red men, as everyone came to call them, proved to be the most perplexing part of the evening.

The perplexing part of this is that, not long ago, the government was trying to get people to spend more on cars and on other products—in order to stimulate the economy.

In the book The Reengineering Revolution, Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor-turned-consultant Michael Hammer calls human beings' innate resistance to change "the most perplexing, annoying, distressing and confusing part" of reengineering.

Some city officials said they found the decision unexpected and deeply perplexing, in part because the judge ruled on plaintiffs' motions for summary judgment and the city's motion to dismiss the case without a trial.

Mr. Fürmann, a German actor, looks here like a less buff version of the Schwarzenegger character in "Conan the Barbarian," and he speaks in a perplexing accent that is part Arnoldian and part cowboy drawl.

This under-appreciation by governments of the harm alcohol does to Australian communities is one of the most perplexing and worrying parts of contemporary Australian life.

In "Carry Me Home," he emerges as a perplexing loner -- one part Jack Kerouac figure, who could have become a radical progressive, one part Klan sympathizer; one part Mountain Brook, one part trailer park.