Sentence examples for too perplexing from inspiring English sources
The second half of the show was a lot better, with witty denim suits and a khaki cape, but on the whole, this collection was just a tad too perplexing.
The Sichuan Conservatory in Chengdu alone is said to have more than 14,000 students.In this section Notes and noise The good guys were often bad Aesthete and Übermensch In search of happiness ReprintsHowever, classical music composed during the 20th century still has a reputation for being too difficult, too serious and too perplexing.
Having a room full of diversity is refreshing, the participants are multicultural gay, lesbian, and transgender people that have come together to learn something new and get insight on situations that feel too perplexing to decode.
The practical ramifications of Israeli-Palestinian cooperation--ceding territories, making complicated security arrangements, incurring economic costs--are too perplexing to provide catharsis.
"The old people in the crowd trying not to look too perplexed.
Mr. Bloomberg's letter seemed intended to blunt two of the main criticisms of his attempt to change municipal elections: that he wants to benefit personally as a left-leaning Republican who does not fit neatly into a party himself, and that without party designations, voters would be too perplexed to understand who they were voting for.
The service, too, perplexes.
Since there are phenomena that are too perplex to be observed through using traditional techniques of scientific investigation, there are tools allowing reconstructing them in a simplified form.
Mr. Rosenbaum's brother, Norman Rosenbaum, who has attended every day of every trial connected with the killing, said that he, too, was perplexed by the jury's questions but that he was not going to concern himself too much.
But evolutionists, too, were perplexed by them.
