Sentence examples for that has perplexed from inspiring English sources

How they find their way is a question that has perplexed biologists for decades.

WELLINGTON — It has been a situation that has perplexed Irish rugby fans for years.

Some experts say Archbishop Dolan is on the horns of a dilemma that has perplexed the church for a long time.

The question that has perplexed many in the media world is why Mr. Murdoch agreed to give such wide access to himself and his family.

However, it is the behaviour of those few generations that has perplexed scientists for the past 20 years and which led to the new investigation by Bello.

That is the hope expressed by those waiting for him here, suffering, they say, from agonizing delays in a case that has perplexed them for nearly five months.

He or she explained everything in the book that had perplexed the reader.

And at last there was an answer to the question that had perplexed the locals: who was going to light the outdoor flame?

The announcement that he was reconsidering his resignation was the latest in a series of conflicting statements that have perplexed even some of his closest political supporters.

Suddenly, Baby Hope had a name, and the police were moving toward answering questions that had perplexed the many detectives who had invested time and emotion in the case.

The affidavit appears to clear up what counterintelligence officials have long said was a mystery that had perplexed them since 1989 when a covert investigation began into Felix S. Bloch, a State Department employee suspected of espionage.