Examples of using Perplexing in English and their translations into Finnish
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Your relationship with this woman… is perplexing.
Perplexing to translate. It's actually closer to Akkadian than Sumerian.
Not serious, just perplexing.
It's actually closer to Akkadian than Sumerian, Perplexing to translate.
This anti-democratic creed is quite simply perplexing.
Though his methodology is sometimes perplexing.
The first is that it is perplexing that at its recent meeting in Seville the European Socialist Group should have accused the Spanish Presidency and the People's Party of having a frivolous attitude to immigration.
It is indeed perplexing that the Irish'no'comes at a time when the EU is increasingly democratic,
for what is a puzzle but a perplexing question?
That's when you need to purchase a new perplexing plumbing or look for an answer to the question of how to restore the enamel bath.
It is perplexing that no greater attempts have been made at Member State level to spend the money available.
Joseph was able to interpret Pharaoh's perplexing dreams to mean that seven years of plenty would be followed by seven years of the most severe famine.
 Wheat field- a record of the lightning magnetic field lines Shocking, perplexing, surprising, difficult to believe, but also eye-opening similarity.
This phenomenon constitutes one of the most perplexing mysteries of the universesˆ- the evolution of an immortal soulˆ within the mindˆ of a mortalˆ and material creature.
Radda has a very perplexing character, and her behavior seems to depend on which side of the bed she happened to rise from on that particular day.
the reason for his placement in the scene of the birth of Jesus is perplexing.
as the title of this initiative is a bit perplexing.
It is also perplexing- and I raised this in committee- to see a list of 19 species to be covered by the directive
concurrently portray the Paradiseˆ ideal of the best adjustment of these perplexing problems.
When we were confronted with this perplexing situation, we somewhat discounted the difficulties involved because we knew that the subsequent admixture of the Adamic life plasm would so reinforce the resisting powersˆ of the resulting blended race as to make it practically immune to all diseases produced by the vegetable type of organism.