Trump, like George W Bush, will take office having won fewer votes than his opponent, an oddity that rightfully perplexes people around the world.
Nightmares have fascinated and perplexed people for centuries, their meaning debated by therapists and analysts of all schools of thought, their effects so powerful that one terrifying nightmare can affect a person for a lifetime.
Burton, meanwhile, is perplexed: "People in England don't generally relate the song with our faces, do they?" The Gnarls persona and the attendant costumes might well appear like some kind of Snap, Crackle and Pop gimmick, but they are Green and Burton's attempt to deflect attention away from themselves and towards the music.
John Howard has the thankless rôle of the bridegroom who is destined to disaster, and Cary Grant, as the ex-husband and eventually successful suitor — which may sound perplexing to people who don't know the story, or their Philadelphia — swings nonchalantly enough over the hurdles of the plot and is, I should say, as courageous as any hapless Widener.
"If these things are perplexing to people with PhDs in economics, financial literacy is not the right road to go down".Instead, policymakers should "focus on making the world easier", he argues in a new book, "Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth and Happiness", written with Cass Sunstein, a law professor (and an adviser to Barack Obama).
When I'm walking around, I'm sometimes just perplexed at people who seem like everyday people, people who are on juries, who are in the police force, who are in control of my life in many ways.
But betting on orders is tough: BA also has six huge A380s on order, each of which flies around 500 passengers between congested hubs, to add to six already in stock.Sir Howard and his team will have to base their final recommendation on a good deal of guesswork about future trends that perplex people in the airline industry.
Dark matter's existence perplexes people who find it implausible that the vast majority of matter in the universe would be undetectable by our senses and their technological extensions.
Similarly, probability and randomness perplex people of all ages (Fischbein and Schnarch, 1997; Mlodinow, 2008).
