Sentence examples for this question has perplexed from inspiring English sources

This question has perplexed philosophers for thousands of years.

These questions have perplexed Westerners, and Americans trying to understand their own society, for two centuries.

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

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.

But neither policy makers nor Citigroup executives could settle on various issues, including how to value those illiquid securities — a thorny question that has perplexed both Washington and Wall Street from the start.

It is a question that has perplexed most of Europe.

The question that has perplexed scientists was can music create a molecular 'event' outside the music source, and does that 'event' physically respond or interact with the music?

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.

The San Francisco Chronicle wrote that the film "deals with a question that has perplexed the sages from the beginning of time and it traverses life's scroll, writing with thought and deed certain actions of everyday application.

It is a question that has perplexed adults for years and has become increasingly difficult in today's society where what used to be the "sandlot" atmosphere has evolved into travel teams and has become all about the mindset of getting kids shown to the world, with more and more parents shoving.

Since the initial recognition of West Nile virus (WNV) in North America in 1999 (1 ), one question that has perplexed epidemiologists and public health officials is how the virus persists during the winter in temperate regions.