Sentence examples for perplexing use from inspiring English sources

There is no sign of the balding Reverend Timms, and now Pat has a mobile phone, regular if perplexing use of a helicopter, and is constantly in the grip of some unfolding emergency that is usually the result of a potentially dangerous object falling out of the back of his van – a hive of bees, for example.

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.

We are perplexed by the use of the term "slut" and by any implication that this word, much like the word "Ho" or the "N" word should be re-appropriated.

A writer and professor visiting the office said that his students use it, perplexing him.

Their statements of principle were often indistinguishable from pranks, and their work consisted largely of perplexing staged events what used to be called happenings in the American 1960s that survive only in legend and a few photographs.

Tom Hanks is used to perplexing his fans on Twitter.

Try to use "befuddled" "perplexed", or "baffled".

"I'm just perplexed about which way to use my talents.

We found this argument perplexing because aerial eradication was used in rural areas of other poor countries without a significant popular backlash.

But which perplexing plot will its amusement parks use from "American Horror Story's" five freaky seasons? .

"Otto and I... used to find her perplexing, exhausting, maddening, deeply loving, terribly destructive..