Sentence examples for perplexing views from inspiring English sources

On Thursday's episode, the hosts talk about Edgerton's perplexing views, his history as a NAACP chapter president in North Carolina, and his penchant for cat-calling.

They find the American mantra that Mr. Arafat must stop all the violence even more perplexing, viewing it more as a sop to the Israeli lobby in the United States than as a realistic goal.

Maybe to strengthen his alibi, Jay-Z appears on "B'Day" twice, first on the leaden single "Déjà Vu" and then on the equally middling "Upgrade U". "Déjà Vu" takes a particularly perplexing view of memory: "Is it because I'm missing you that I'm having déjà vu?" Why would you be trying to remember the person standing right in front of you?

Sasha Frere-Jones of The New Yorker deemed the lyrics as a "perplexing view of memory", while Chris Richards of The Washington Post characterized Knowles as a "love-dazed girlfriend" in the song.

It was a perplexing sight.

The most perplexing aspect of the current home page?

I have to comment on the perplexing point of view of Ina May Gaskin, the lay midwife featured in the article about home birth.

MARK ROSENGARTEN, Newburgh, N.Y., posted on nytimes.com MOMMY WARS: THE PREQUEL I have to comment on the perplexing point of view of Ina May Gaskin, the lay midwife featured in the article about home birth.

— Lizzie Widdicombe * Romney: Can you address some of the aspects of Mormonism that non-Mormons seem to find most perplexing, and discuss your views on how they would inform a Romney Presidency?

Romney: Can you address some of the aspects of Mormonism that non-Mormons seem to find most perplexing, and discuss your views on how they would inform a Romney Presidency?

When, in old age, he had to sell off a Seurat and a Cezanne to fund his households, this amounted to, in Lord's view, "a perplexing denial of the self". Relying on objects to affirm the self would seem to doom a human being to solitude.