Sentence examples for was so perplexing from inspiring English sources
Spencer is not entitled to respect because his odious ideas undermine the open debate he claims to want — which was why I thought the deferential reception of Jongen at Bard was so perplexing.
It was so perplexing, that moment.
Part of what was so perplexing about the realisation was how it rubbed up against Armstrong's public persona, which painted the athlete as exemplary, largely because of his ties to Livestrong, the largest athlete-founded charity in the world.
Part of what was so perplexing about the realization was how it rubbed up against Armstrong's public persona, which painted the athlete as exemplary, largely because of his ties to Livestrong, the largest athlete-founded charity in the world.
Some Democrats in Palm Beach called for a new election in the county, saying the punch-card ballot was so perplexing that people mistakenly voted for Patrick J. Buchanan, the Reform Party candidate, instead of Mr. Gore.
David O Selznick, an independent producer, paid $50,000 for the film rights, but the task of turning the book into a screenplay was so perplexing that it was never actually completed.
In fact, when I sat down the other day to re-read "A Time to Cherish," I was so perplexed and troubled by it, I wrote the author herself to ask her some questions.
His official biographer, Edmund Morris, was so perplexed by his subject's opacity and contradictions that he abandoned his efforts to write a serious work of history and instead produced "Dutch" (Random House, 1999), a cringe-making hodgepodge of fact and fiction, narrated by an imaginary alter ego.
I was so perplexed by them not thinking I wasn't black enough.
With markets on a hair-trigger, indicators of how the season is going are crucial.What a shame, then, that most of the indicators are so perplexing.
