Sentence examples similar to perplexing wording from inspiring English sources
Across the Atlantic, where cupcakes have become increasingly popular in the last few years, some bakers said they were perplexed by word of an American cupcake crackdown.
If someone looks better then you and looks down at you say one thing, it will leave them perplexed (perplexed: now remember this word for future conversations, it means confused).
But the Orioles and Major League Baseball declined, leaving the Yankees perplexed, in the words of Granderson.
Beal's word choice might be perplexing to most.
When asked if the Nukak were concerned about the future, Belisario, the only one in the group who had been to the outside world before and spoke Spanish, seemed perplexed, less by the word than by the concept.
A perplexing yet persistent empirical finding is that individuals assess probabilities in words and in numbers nearly equivalently, and theorists have called for future research to search for factors that cause differences.
To anyone familiar with China's hardball official politics, Mr. Ai's aggressive words sounded suicidally aggressive and the silence from the government in Beijing was perplexing.
He would repeat a word several times, perplexed, a wrinkle on his brow, confused by the vagaries of the English language where there is no method in pronunciation.
But others are perplexing.
