perplexing

they were perplexing a subject plain in itself.

This might seem very perplexing to those who know nothing about it.

Long-term since, drinking water is perplexing us filthily.

The perplexing puzzle left everyone stumped.

Her perplexing behavior made it difficult to understand her motives.

The professor asked a perplexing question that left the students scratching their heads.

The solution to the perplexing problem was finally discovered after hours of brainstorming.

The perplexing maze in the garden confused visitors who struggled to find their way out.

The perplexing instructions on the package made it challenging to assemble the furniture.

The perplexing decision to change the project deadline left the team members bewildered.

The novel's ending was so perplexing that readers debated its meaning for weeks.

The perplexing expression on his face hinted at inner turmoil and conflict.

The perplexing nature of quantum mechanics continues to challenge scientists around the world.

Black holes are among the most perplexing objects in the universe.

William Faulkner is considered one of America's most remarkable and perplexing writers.

It's perplexing to me how something so wonderful can be so terrible just two seconds later.

India is not such a place. Its laws are many and perplexing; its domestic markets, inefficient and politicised.

Such an elaborately developed, perplexing, exciting dream was certainly never dreamed by a girl in Eustacia's situation before.

The lawyers asked her many perplexing questions, but she did not vary in the least from her first statement.

His Uncertainty Principle, although perplexing and counterintuitive, gave us an unprecedented perspective on the microcosm that underlies our reality.

That this should be so, is, at first sight, most perplexing.

60 years later, the case is still perplexing.

And that is particularly perplexing to developmental biologists.