Sentence examples for perplexing though from inspiring English sources

Two plus two equals four, but if we ask when or for how long the perplexing (though true) answer seems to be: "Well, always.

Elsewhere he honors his musical heroes by imitating them: he sings a few songs in his best Bruce Springsteen rasp, and "Trouble" is a perplexing (though competent) exercise in U2ism.

What's perplexing, though, is the rate at which the government wants to develop our natural resources at the expense of the environment.

More perplexing, though, is the conceptual approach of the installations as a whole.

What's really perplexing, though, is that up until the chase sequence that finishes the film, it's almost irrelevant that Wahlberg's best buddy is made of polyester.

What's even more perplexing though, is how personally we take our sports.

In good times and bad, that's a problem the industry has not had to deal with and United, one among many, is perplexed, though bankruptcy seems a likely step along the way.

The characters — none of them named, all of them played by nimble and uninhibited performers — belong to young couples or ex-couples for whom sex remains perplexing even though it has been thoroughly demystified.

What perplexes me most, though, is the irrational statements political hawks in Washington are making.

"What's all this about, then?" was the first thing he said to me, looking genuinely pleasantly perplexed, as though I was not yet another sallow journalist with a tape recorder.

Perplex City, though, ended up as a commercial failure.