Sentence examples for sound perplexing from inspiring English sources

John Howard has the thankless rôle of the bridegroom who is destined to disaster, and Cary Grant, as the ex-husband and eventually successful suitor — which may sound perplexing to people who don't know the story, or their Philadelphia — swings nonchalantly enough over the hurdles of the plot and is, I should say, as courageous as any hapless Widener.

So on the one hand you have this post-feminist message about achievement and on the other, there's the message that the quickest, most secure route to wealth is going on Big Brother and having your boobs done.' She pauses and sounds perplexed.

Ms. Mosbacher sounded perplexed that people within her party felt that her support for Senator McCain could be seen as a liability and that her plan to conduct salon dinners somewhere in the Republican thickets of Northern Virginia might not go over so well.

The New York Times described the United States promotional effort for the Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix campaign as "subdued", creating "hardly a sound" and "perplexing to many people in the industry".

Libyans sound genuinely perplexed that a court hearing similar evidence against two men could find one guilty and the other innocent.

Santana sounded as perplexed as Collins did.

Sounding genuinely perplexed, she added: "There is this extraordinary thing called self-esteem which is pumped into the children now".

Duval's Struggles Continue David Duval (148) was tied with Phil Mickelson and sounded as perplexed as Mickelson after his second round, in which he shot a 77.

But he sounded as perplexed as Motion was when Animal Kingdom won the Derby at odds of 20-1 anDale Romansns was when Shackleford hung on to win the Preakness at 12-1.

Oliwa sounded a bit perplexed about his role.

But he sometimes sounds a bit perplexed at how his life has come to revolve around 88 keys, or more precisely, 440.