Sentence examples for perplexity among from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Constant's state of semi-undress did provoke some perplexity among passers-by, he himself was fully nonchalant.

Since Kevin Payne's appointment as Toronto FC's new (and inaugural) president, in November, the former DC United executive has caused equal amounts of enthusiasm and perplexity among the fan base.

The intellectual climate at the turn of the century was of perplexity among scientists and philosophers on the relationship between matter and life.

There is no unqualified Hawaiian perspective on this issue, partly because of the history of Hawaiian sovereignty in Hawai'i and partly because of the perplexities among Hawaiian Natives and residents about race, nationality, and culture.

But the sudden appearance of Islamic State (Isis) in Mosul last year, and the continuing failure to stem its expansion or check its appeal, is the clearest sign of a general perplexity, especially among political elites, who do not seem to know what they are doing and what they are bringing about.

In my perplexity, I'm hardly alone among classical-music types.

The performance of any recognition system depends on many factors, but the size and the perplexity of the vocabulary are among the most critical ones.

There was, among his friends last weekend, some perplexity at the way his speech was reported.

However, in some countries with limited institutional and financial resources, issues involving organ allocation process may lead to perplexity and uncertainty in terms of equity among recipient candidates, donor safety and transparency about prioritisation within the waiting list [ 17].

"At the level of popular culture, you can find Trump piñatas and masks and fun made of him, but I think that among ordinary people there is mostly perplexity and worry — and it's obvious why," he said.

It went without saying that the friends among them regarded the invitations with, at the very least, perplexity.