Sentence examples for some perplexing from inspiring English sources
Squad selection reeked of arrogance and Tim Sheens did little to assuage those fears with some perplexing line-ups.
Cellino has divided opinion within supporters of a club relegated from the Premier League in 2004, having invested in Leeds significantly but having also made some perplexing decisions.
Near her were tables of items to be sold at a silent auction - some perplexing, like a signed picture of "Seinfeld's" Soup Nazi; others more suited to the crowd, like a cashmere and virgin wool dog coat by Mulberry.
And he is angry at the revolving door between business and its regulators.The book is a whirlwind of laments and ideas, some familiar, some perplexing, all the more so because many would fit well in a Labour Party manifesto.
Ashley's need to surround himself with trusted friends occasionally produces some perplexing appointments – Newcastle fans are still struggling to comprehend the attraction of Joe Kinnear as a director of football – but the policy also means that Ashley's senior team repay his loyalty.
"We have slightly fewer puzzles than we had before, but there are definitely some perplexing issues left".
Some have their minds blown, some are perplexed; some are challenged, some depressed, but almost all of them are intrigued by the almost endless possibilities of a well-explored underlying premise, "what if?" I don't know of any other show with a central tenet built around questions of religions, spirituality, skepticism, mysticism, loss, love and family.
Still, Mr. Obama's refrain about supporting some wars perplexed some in the crowd.
Newmarket weighs in with some pretty perplexing handicaps.
Also flawed are some utterly perplexing charts and graphs that are meant to amplify the text; they might benefit from color rather than varying shades of gray.
Some were perplexed ("WTF, Jamie Oliver?"); some satirically offered their own interpretations of fish and chips using aubergines, duck, beef and ravioli, and some were sinister: "Remove the chorizo.
