Sentence examples for profound perplexity from inspiring English sources

Novelists bring a personal voice to the "profound perplexity" of human life.

In the midst of life's fullness, and through the representation of this fullness, he gives evidence of the profound perplexity of the living".

So when I tell you I was pleased at the slaughter of thousands of innocents, I do so with a profound sense of perplexity.

Impossible at this point to say, and that is the most profound example of the perplexity that will linger into summer.

I stood in awe and wonder, reverence and astonishment, elation and perplexity; a profound sadness and an irresistible smile of infinite joy took possession of me simultaneously in a moment that seemed to last for ever.

The result was a hit on Broadway and in London, where the Sunday Times critic Harold Hobson wrote, "It is extraordinary that a musical, the most trivial of theatrical forms, should be able to plunge, as Company does with perfect congruity, into the profound depths of human perplexity and misery".

The perplexity seems genuine.

It was a perplexity.

The perplexity was understandable.

My initial reaction was perplexity.

"He wanted to create perplexity".