Sentence examples for perplexing point from inspiring English sources

I have to comment on the perplexing point of view of Ina May Gaskin, the lay midwife featured in the article about home birth.

MARK ROSENGARTEN, Newburgh, N.Y., posted on nytimes.com MOMMY WARS: THE PREQUEL I have to comment on the perplexing point of view of Ina May Gaskin, the lay midwife featured in the article about home birth.

These claims about intentional pleasures are instances of the wider and admittedly rather perplexing point that the objects of some intentional states and properties do not exist (see entry on Intentionality).

Expecting a rebuff, he was perplexed when a courteous cabbie actually pointed in the direction of the hotel, saying, "It's right over there".

She looked perplexed, so I pointed out the sign above her.

He was frustrated by Nadal's slow pace, he said, should not apologize for winning a point and was perplexed by Nadal's desire for niceties.

But the uninterested way UConn has played at points this season has been perplexing.

Auction-going, as a pastime, has also perplexed casual observers who simply do not see the point.

At various points, Scalia dismissed Kennedy's analysis as "perplexing," "confusing," "absurd," "overcooked," and "legalistic argle-bargle".

While this may be a cute lead -- with a perplexing metaphorical use of "flock" -- it's exactly the point that the Milken Report is not making.

Even more perplexing was that fifth grade scores fell by four percentage points, at the same time scores in sixth and seventh grades rose.