Sentence examples for that's perplexing from inspiring English sources

It's a paradigm about this generation of teenage girls that's perplexing to anyone who's aged out of it: They exude sexuality, even as they've internalized a language of shame and anger around it, a language that makes anyone who crosses some ever finer line of appropriate behavior a slut or a whore.

It's the harness that's perplexing me.

It's a pattern that's perplexing, troubling and wrong".

The overhang of deleveraging and deflationary psychology that's perplexing America is alive and well in Europe, too.

As a cheerfully saccharine expression of Indian culture today, the object has a relationship to the historic material that is perplexing at best.

The complex rules, Grouf says, has "created confusion in the marketplace" causing the stock price to fall for reasons that are "perplexing".

It's been described as a "killing zone" and a "mass murder mystery" that is perplexing biologists.

Either convinced by his inner circle, or by his own subconscious, the president delivered a performance that was perplexing to many.

"We have a group of education schools that are perplexed at why they are being so criticized," he said.

True, it's perplexing that an item which can be recycled in one county is mysteriously unrecyclable in the county next door.

It's perplexing that the outfit is struggling, since it has so much going for it.