Sentence examples for that perplexed me from inspiring English sources

"With all her radiance, she was surrounded by a darkness that perplexed me," Miller noted in his hand-wringing autobiography "Timebends," which was published in 1987.

The proliferation of "natural" peanut butter is a welcome change, but there's one thing that perplexed me about these new natural peanut butters: Why do so many of them come in glass jars rather than plastic ones?

She remained surrounded, however, by "a darkness that perplexed me".He also plunged into the past in order to illuminate the present.

The seminar ended with a question that perplexes me still: is there ever a "good" moral panic?

"That perplexes me," he said.

The final chapter in The Oxford Handbook of Sentencing and Corrections answered a question that has perplexed me since I started serving my prison term 25 years ago.

At West Elm, I found a classic boxy design called the Henry that seemed to typify all that perplexes me about couch shopping.

It is not the fact that some people are "not into" certain types of other people that perplexes me.

Then came an entree that perplexed us, a pale slab of meat with one long bone.

But it was also a question that perplexed many respondents; 38percentt gave no answer to that question.

He relates several incidents that perplexed him as a boy, seeking to understand the relations between man and God, and the distinction between life and death.