Sentence examples for vaguely perplexing from inspiring English sources

Fishing in Utopia: Sweden and the Future That Disappeared Andrew Brown Granta £16.99, pp261 Sweden, along with its Scandinavian neighbours, has for some years been a top performer in those vaguely perplexing polls that calibrate the general experience of a population.

Whicker, Palin's predecessor as doyen of the travel documentary (and a figure mercilessly parodied by Monty Python) explored the world much like a Home Counties bank manager who was vaguely perplexed to encounter indigenous peoples whose costumes would radically contravene the dress code at his local golf club.

If the reader emerges vaguely dissatisfied, still perplexed by the nature of both the man and his ideology, that is no fault of the authors.

Most of the Knicks were perplexed and vaguely embar rassed by the chanting.

It's perplexing.

But others are perplexing.

It is quite perplexing.

It's also perplexing.

The ambiguity is perplexing.

I found that perplexing.

This decision is perplexing.