Examples of using Perplexity in English and their translations into French
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noting the perplexity of some about the use of this concept,
it is unfortunate that we continue to witness with perplexity the operation of the greatest protectionist apparatus ever put in place by some countries for the preservation of one sector- agriculture-
moral responsibilities is a source of perplexity and indignation, especially when one sees the tragedy of Srebrenica
always available to the customer to satisfy every doubt and perplexity.
Tommaso Pincio voiced his perplexity about the expression‘unidentified narrative objects',
international cooperation and perplexity in the face of the scale of the tasks that still need to be accomplished if we are to realize the dreams of freedom,
He said that others shared his perplexity: the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture(CPT) had also noted that Monegasque legislation
where civilians were practically the only victims- underlines something that is at the root of the current state of perplexity and bewilderment. Put briefly, the ability to make clear-cut choices between the affirmation and the negation of values is growing more and more difficult.
Affirmation of respect for human embryos as“potential human beings”,• recognition at least that there is a great deal of perplexity on how to define the status of embryos,•
permitting them to share openly their perplexities and questions about the meaning of life and 8.
in which Ferrier traces all the perplexities and errors of philosophers to the assumption of the absolute existence of matter.
encounter where they can express their perplexities on their role as parents
No. I understand your perplexity.
God in His Perplexity, pretends it's His Will.
And what better definition of abstraction that this perplexity there.
I can understand the perplexity of your Collaborators they do their job.
I knew that the Chapter's acceptance of the theme resolved my perplexity.
I came to the conclusion that the opposite of love is a permanent state of perplexity.
We can therefore only feel great perplexity as to the justification of the proposals for their near-merger.
The authorities of the United Kingdom often shared the perplexity which they observed in the practice of other Governments.