Examples of using Perplexing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Esoteric Buddhism, leads to another apparently perplexing contradiction, though it is really none at all.
I find in this little book instruction that will help us to meet many perplexing questions.
Yet we might not have movies like The Matrix if it weren't for the discovery of the perplexing but apparently real nature of the world on a subatomic level.
explain the discoveries which seem perplexing in the light of Genesis 1.
at a larger amount, it can perform more perplexing examination to decide the ideal way for the packet.
According to the government, the“perplexing condition” allows Religious Associations that“do not wish” to receive financial support to move into a higher tier.
Some humans, faced with this perplexing dilemma and used to the rigorous answers that their religious ideology gives to them,
In the case of surrogate motherhood, the problem becomes even more perplexing as to who will be considered the child's real mother?
Only religious confidence--living faith--can sustain man amid such difficult and perplexing problems.
the groundswell of enthusiasm for this new technology is amazing listeners and perplexing competitors.
Among all the conveniences of modern life, there's one particular area that feels more perplexing than ever: Dating.
mass extinctions are perhaps the most perplexing.
these amphibious enigmas are one of the most perplexing mysteries of geology.
the questions about Laura's many identities became more complicated and perplexing.
Opening machine results are controlled by programs called pseudorandom number generators that deliver perplexing outcomes by outline.
I think we all feel it would have been preferable had Miss Price remained in Hammersmith rather than perplexing us here with her radical manners.
The philosophy of history is, accordingly, an aspect of the perplexing One and Many problem.
Ancient DNA expert Professor Hendrik Poinar said:'The research is both fascinating and perplexing, it generates new questions which need to be explored,
Faced with perplexing natural phenomena,
the status of the universe and concurrently portray the Paradise ideal of the best adjustment of these perplexing problems.