Sentence examples for sometimes perplexing from inspiring English sources

They are eager for the outside world to arrive, although when it does the result is sometimes perplexing.

The result, unlike any production I have seen, runs a gamut: It's peculiar, admirable, a bit long-winded and sometimes perplexing.

Growing up is not as easy as it looks, and arriving at the right values is a long and sometimes perplexing journey.

The Parole Board's advice to Leslie at the end of each denial was sometimes perplexing.

The director is Jurgen Flimm, who put together the sometimes perplexing, sometimes enthralling "Ring" that was seen in Bayreuth last summer.

The color-coded threat level system endured for nearly 10 years despite widespread criticism, if not mockery, of its sometimes perplexing messages to the public.

Smiley's workmanlike approach to writing could sometimes perplex her creative writing students.

Children who learned at grandpa's knee that the hyena is an evil, snarling beast that haunts the night are sometimes perplexed to see real hyenas placidly sunbathing.

New immigrants in particular were sometimes perplexed by primary care services and surprised and disappointed not to receive a referral to secondary care (which would have been standard in their country of origin) when they presented to their general practitioner.

A decade-long recovery has given Mrs. Kirchner broad support to pursue nationalist policies that sometimes perplex — and enrage — foreign banks, companies and governments, not to mention some Argentines who view her moves as a return to the protectionism that long hobbled the economy.

There are ample healthy food options like bento, fresh produce, salads, as well as a junk food snack aisle with tastes that dazzle and sometimes perplex, like green tea-flavored potato chips.