Sentence examples for perplexing to some from inspiring English sources

The disconnect between his upbringing and his affinity for the country club life, and his words and purported values — on paper he has been a stalwart liberal and defender of meritocracy — are perplexing to some.

A20 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 Even With Big Lead in Polls, Bloomberg Drives Hard The aggressiveness of Mayor Bloomberg's re-election drive has intensified to the point where it is perplexing to some supporters who worry his operation will alienate Democrats who are poised to vote for him, but may come to see his spending as overkill and his campaign as bullying his Democratic opponent, Fernando Ferrer.

Vijayan of The New Straits Times said, "The actions of certain characters, like Indra and Krishna may appear perplexing to some.

Rosemary Blackmon, chief operating officer of the Alabama Hospital Association, said the new rules may be perplexing to some hospitals in her state.

The teen's sartorial choices may be perplexing to some, but it represents the exciting new ways in which young black men are challenging ideas about masculinity.

This confluence is extremely perplexing to some and makes perfect sense to others, the argument being that dancing and drinking are age-old antidotes to troubled times.

What is perplexing to many observers is that some laboratories apparently failed to confirm endocrine effects, even when purportedly the same experimental protocol was used.

And the voting process was perplexing to outsiders.

Working in offices, some of us were perplexed to be invited to "S&M conferences," only to discover that this denoted sales and marketing.

Some British readers will surely be perplexed to hear of a tern beating upwind, "its movement within the air veery and unpredictable as a pitcher's knuckle-ball".

Thus, we were perplexed to receive a request for assistance with hydrochloric acid management.