Sentence examples for utterly perplexing from inspiring English sources

The facts are straightforward, if utterly perplexing.

Dannii Minogue is out, for reasons that are still utterly perplexing.

So it seems utterly perplexing to many of them that when the Federal Reserve Board met on Tuesday, it didn't cut interest rates.

In light of the stark language he used, it is utterly perplexing that the Home Office has spent the past two years delaying a simple administrative reform that enjoys such broad consensus.

But outside of his fame and these bits of connective tissue, the reason Ally stays with Jackson is utterly perplexing.

Also flawed are some utterly perplexing charts and graphs that are meant to amplify the text; they might benefit from color rather than varying shades of gray.

One message that utterly perplexed us: "Seats in the SCG will flip up to vertical position when patrons stand up".

What was more enlightening was the way that Özil prompted and orchestrated Arsenal to such extent that the London team utterly perplexed a Napoli side that is undefeated so far in Italy this season.

Bloggers and journalists who normally clamour for a straight answer to a yes or no question seem utterly perplexed at having finally received one from French and Dutch voters.

It's 1998 and, as you enter your favourite shop to purchase a new silver knob for the top of your cane, the man at the counter smirks and says: "Been to any nice youth hostels lately?" You're embarrassed and walk out, utterly perplexed.

In fact, those who have worked in New Hampshire politics said they are utterly perplexed by what Miller is discussing.