Sentence examples for the perplexing from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to feel baffled; to puzzle.
Normally, national security doesn't fall into the perplexing camp.
The results this year ranged from the eerily beautiful to the perplexing and the whimsical.
WHATEVER the details of Poland's next government, the perplexing and sometime troubling era of the "terrible twins" is over.
As the perplexing hunt for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 enters its fourth week, search teams believe they may be tantalisingly close to finding the wreckage.
An interesting application of Dutch Strategy arguments has been made by Hitchcock to the perplexing Sleeping Beauty problem (Hitchcock 2004).
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Hasbro's most recent foray into filmmaking, the perplexing, board game-based Battleship, sailed (I have no shame) into theaters last weekend after a massive marketing campaign.
This may lead to the perplexing but just as dangerous problem of avoiding, Please, and this is extremely important, understand that this is not an exhaustive list.
However, we are aware of the gravity of the perplexing problems surrounding the issue of EV.
Part of the perplexing puzzle created by the Nazi atrocities is how trained medical and nursing professionals in a modern, civilized society could have allowed what happened.
The "perplexing pattern" is not perplexing at all; it is due to methodological problems and conceptual confusions that have plagued ProM research.
