Sentence examples for what is perplexing from inspiring English sources
"That's what is perplexing us at the moment," said Richard Cook, the deputy project manager.
"What is perplexing me," he said, "is this notion that we ought to get it over with" and file for bankruptcy protection.
What is perplexing in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is that the end game is known to every rational person: if there is to be peace in the Middle East, Israel has to withdraw to the 1967 borders, with Jerusalem shared, and the Palestinians should accept that and start the transition from decolonization to state-building.
What is perplexing are the categories with less obvious commerce tie-ins, such as ratings for newsmedia, politicians and Internet stocks.
What is perplexing with Davutoglu's remarks is that if Turkey is determined to fight ISIS and eradicate the group, why choose Aleppo as a target rather than the caliphate capital, Raqqa?
What is perplexing is that for most voters, the realisation of these dreams is immaterial--the only thing that matters is whether or not the dreams offer a glimmer of hope to a voter.
The Professor said, "What was perplexing was that his knees were bent.
Furthermore, what has been perplexing to date has been the huge variance in performance on the Stroop in a number of meta-analyses, with little explanation of why this may be the case (Robinson et al. 2006; Torres et al. 2007; Arts et al. 2008; Kurtz and Gerraty 2009; Bora et al. 2009; Mann-Wrobel et al. 2011; Hajek et al. 2013).
Seamus Heaney - as an undergraduate at Queen's Belfast - found that on hearing Eliot's "Four Quartets" read aloud by the actor Robert Speaight "what had been perplexing when sight-read for meaning only was hypnotic when read aloud".
