Sentence examples for perplexing time from inspiring English sources

It's a perplexing time for Iran.

"It's a real perplexing time," Mr. Vitner said.

She added: "It's a perplexing time for many of us right now".

And this would be a joke, yes, a joke.' His undergraduate years at University College, Oxford, were a perplexing time for the young man.

In a more innocent and less perplexing time, Glavine faced Bonds for the first time in Glavine's second major league start Aug. 22, 1987.

The hardest thing for Americans to sacrifice in a perplexing time, writer has begun to think, is the cult of manufactured cheerfulness.

What would Jesus do, people sometimes ask themselves in these perplexing times.

If a jumpy and apprehensive visitor ascends those stairs in the hope of getting a shot in the arm in these perplexing times — she has, after all, seen New York through Depression and wartime and bankruptcy and bubble — he is likely to have his spirits deflated and then his heart, oddly, lifted.

Doctors, he said, would face perplexing and time-consuming problems like vaccinated people wanting to know if mild symptoms -- even a pimple -- are signs of a serious reaction.

Writing about the liberal rich has been fascinating, but also perplexing at times.

But the president's indifference to the church-state barrier is especially perplexing at a time when this country faces grave peril from religious fundamentalists abroad who aspire to theocracy.