Sentence examples for perplexing whether from inspiring English sources
Because the number of FL-L1s capable of reverse transcription remains unclear, it is perplexing whether the subset of reverse-transcribed FL-L1s is large enough to establish transcriptional competence for a large cohort of genes.
He had been much perplexed whether his book would be in good taste at this time.
I am perplexed whether there is more -- or less -- to Huntsman's political persona than meets the eye.
The New Yorker, April 16, 1932 P. 25 Girl writes in and is perplexed about whether her partner on the dance floor should, when leaving it hold her arm.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 16, 1932 P. 25 Girl writes in and is perplexed about whether her partner on the dance floor should, when leaving it hold her arm.
We come away intrigued but perplexed, unclear whether Drabble means us to comprehend -- and ultimately pity -- the unlikable but not entirely unmoving figure we come to know as Bessie Bawtry, or whether she wants to pin the real Kathleen Marie Bloor to the page by letting the dismal facts speak for themselves.
In another case I may find myself perplexed about whether euthanasia is wrong and begin to reflect on why I should regard it one way or another.
But others are perplexing.
The ambiguity is perplexing.
