Sentence examples for seem perplexing from inspiring English sources

However, while it may seem perplexing that an investment bank with no history in football was allowed to take over an English club while Cellino – an experienced football man who has brought relative stability – was not, the Football League rules are black and white.

Even so, it may still seem perplexing that these two intellectual virtues, either separately or collectively, should somehow fill a gap in the doctrine of the mean.

In a year or two, the controversy over removing the seven-foot statue of Joe Paterno outside Penn State's Beaver Stadium will seem perplexing.

THE contrast in fortunes can seem perplexing.

She later asked me: "Did the Cilla text scare him off?" When I'd stopped laughing it did seem perplexing.

I long ago realised that to the African community outside the UK, our quest to define who and what we are must seem perplexing at the very least - as Wole Soyinka has said, "Why must we boast of our negritude?

Certainly, viewers seem perplexed.

And the party bosses who installed her now seem perplexed over what to do next.

But the United States' European allies and NATO partners seem perplexed by the aversion to the court.

You seem perplexed that anyone regards an embryo as "a form of life that must be protected".

Trungpa's vices are what many followers see as his "crazy wisdom," though some seem perplexed by the excesses in a man they consider enlightened.