Sentence examples for somewhat perplexing to from inspiring English sources

This can be intimidating to you and somewhat perplexing to your co-workers who have been aware of the situation all along.

The result may be satisfying to that cable channel, but it's somewhat perplexing to its animal-loving leading man and director.

"It is somewhat perplexing to say the least to see that the guilty party can get away virtually scot free for having derived 'an unfair sporting advantage'.

"It is somewhat perplexing to say the least to see that the guilty party can get away virtually scot free for having derived 'an unfair sporting advantage'," the Italian team said in their Horse Whisperer column. .

At first sight, it is somewhat perplexing how to formalize this notion of nonmonotonic inference, since it seems to require a circular definition of provability that can't be replaced with an inductive definition, as in the nonmonotonic case.

In addition, Lange concludes the Logische Studien with an intriguing, but somewhat perplexing, appeal to neo-Platonist thought in explaining his theory of space and time.

The market's response to Wednesday's economic data was somewhat perplexing at first blush.

"There are aspects of this verdict that are somewhat perplexing and seemingly contradictory to those of who us who have carefully followed the proceedings over the last few months".

This new hypothesis seems to explain various and specific aspects of SCZ and somewhat perplexing results of association studies to date.

Eph receptors have been shown to have somewhat perplexing dichotomous roles with both tumour suppressor and tumour promoting functions being described.

Handman: I think it's totally ridiculous (and somewhat perplexing) that the exemptions are limited to students in Film and Media Studies.