Sentence examples for was a bit perplexing from inspiring English sources
The ambience was a bit perplexing: a random assortment of minor New York fashion types, European and Middle Eastern semi-aristocrats, and well-heeled Chinese milling around four or five stationary, mimelike models wearing elaborate filigreed and embroidered gowns by the Chinese designer Guo Pei.
Moynihan's exit was a bit perplexing; he had become a veteran on the show and "SNL" had never been more popular during his run.
When I first began reading David Crystal's "How Language Works," I was a bit perplexed.
"I was a bit perplexed by the new demographic, to be honest".
But with the calorie count for salads listed as between 155 and 823, she was a bit perplexed.
I was a bit perplexed by "Cling to a Dream (or Call It a Day)"(Preludes, March 17), in which Abby Ellin advised people who haven't achieved success in their chosen field to honestly reassess the likelihood of reaching their goals.
"I was a bit perplexed why he was taking it.
I have to admit I was a bit perplexed when I was a panelist recently at Tavis Smiley's "We Count: The Black Agenda is the American Agenda" forum, which focused heavily on what President Barack Obama has not done for the black community, rather than the significant down payment he has made in our communities this past year.
I respected the heck out his online fundraising, but when I tried digging for information about who, exactly, Howard Dean was; I didn't find much on his website that differentiated him from other candidates in the race, and so I must admit I was a bit perplexed at his "draw" among some very passionate Democrats, including quite a number of young ones.
There were a few casting choices that were a bit perplexing.
