Sentence examples for was perplexing enough from inspiring English sources

The language was perplexing enough, but in the mid-1500s it was getting ever more confusing, as political upheavals and colonial trade brought fresh waves of immigration, and with it a babel of recently "Englished" vocabulary: words such as "alcohol" (Arabic via Latin, c1543) and "abandonment" (French, c1593).

This result was perplexing as GA exerts a clear effect on cell cycle parameters.

Those are perplexing moments.

Man, it's perplexing".

"It's perplexing," he said.

It is perplexing to me.

"It's perplexing," Dr. Williams said.

That is strange, and is perplexing people.

"It is perplexing," said Tom Fleming, of Norwalk, Iowa.

"Yahoo!'s choice is perplexing," says Brian Wieser of Pivotal Research Group.

The vocabulary of wine can be perplexing, if not mystifying.