Sentence examples for perplexing questions from inspiring English sources

Which, among rational souls, raises perplexing questions.

The killing of the Americans raised perplexing questions about their own security.

Meanwhile, the death of a 94-year-old Connecticut woman from inhalation anthrax yesterday has raised perplexing questions as to how she could possibly have been exposed.

The trade in Afghan art has raised perplexing questions about how best to care for art that has been put under a death sentence in its homeland.

But a few months later, President Nixon's Army secretary abruptly overruled the general and the charges were dropped, an extraordinary turn that not only deepened the mystery surrounding the case but allowed perplexing questions to fester about the morality of the Vietnam War.

"Stark, and perplexing, questions readily come to mind," Judge Bates wrote.

Another perplexing question hovers over these stories.

It will also ask the perplexing question as to why the IOC shuns squash – especially in this London Olympic year when Britain supplies the world's two best players.

Why the 49ers allowed Smith to play on Sunday, before placing him on leave, is a separate, and perplexing, question.

As a Muslim, he challenges his American handlers with perplexing religious questions.

He argues that moral law, an apparently universal desire to do the right thing, provides evidence of a transcendent being, and he dismisses as cheap a "God of the gaps" approach, which uses faith to explain perplexing scientific questions.