Sentence examples for some perplexities from inspiring English sources

Both reports confirmed the superiority of the experimental arm, but some perplexities do remain, for either the choice of the control arm (low doses of prednisone are not universally accepted as the standard palliative treatment in hormone-resistant prostate cancer), or the rapid approval by regulators on the basis of the data of the first paper.

But the indirection has left contemporary critics in some perplexity.

Even here, though, Mr. Abdul Rauf's call for a flexible, multicultural Islam has evoked some perplexity.

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

Her parents were conservative country-club people, who regarded their high-strung child with some perplexity.

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

The proposed introduction of the CAB (circulation, airway, breathing) sequence for cardiopulmonary resuscitation has raised some perplexity within the pediatric community.

In the latter, he stands before his youthful Queen (Claire Foy) in some perplexity, as she raises the "delicate matter" of "your position".

One recent morning, the French pianist Philippe Bianconi sat at a scruffy old Steinway in a practice room tucked away in the 92nd Street Y looking at the score in front of him with some perplexity.

By Leo Carey One recent morning, the French pianist Philippe Bianconi sat at a scruffy old Steinway in a practice room tucked away in the 92nd Street Y looking at the score in front of him with some perplexity.

They will squint into the glare of a towering 4,800-square-foot 4,800-square-foot 4,800-square-foot$1 million worthigh-definitionmed art — including some painted portraits of grinning men without front teeth — and may react with some perplexity when a man who calls himself a sommelier arrives to take their wine order at the arena's unarenalike restaurant.