Sentence examples for would be perplexing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yayla's argument — that the early years of the republic were less democratic than the period after Turkey became a multiparty system, and that Ataturk's monopoly on public images would be perplexing to Europeans — "had no basis in science," said Huseyin Durdu, a Turkish patriot lawyer and a complainant.

I daresay many would be perplexed by the notion of euthanasia.

Even Joyce would be perplexed by the appearance of a city he helped make famous.

My granddad would be perplexed to find that today a black man is President, yet it's hard for black people to find good acting roles.

Anyone who has not seen Benjamin play 8 beforebefore would be shocked, and even those familiar with his game with Anna Hahn in the United States Championship would be perplexed.

I would be perplexed to offer them to a healthy patient for diagnostics purposes or to a patient with long survival prospects".

"Anyone in that theater would be perplexed as to why something like that couldn't continue".

In his biography, Chrisye noted that he enjoyed eating at roadside foodstalls well after his marriage and would be perplexed when people stared at him.

He says that when the troupe performs they'll usually play, say, Strauss' Blue Danube for an international audience and folk songs for local farmers who'd be perplexed by anything other than traditional music or the thumping techno played in shops, cafes, karaoke parlours and at weddings.

That night, Julia's friend, who'd been perplexed by Nash's aloofness earlier in the day, shared some big news in a text message: "Nash followed me on Twitter!" she wrote.

Would they be perplexed by the frequent allusions to AZT, a problematic if promising early therapy for H.I.V.? Would they have any understanding of the grimmer details of what the characters go through?