Examples of using Perplexity in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In this state of dissatisfaction and perplexity, I went to my desk
When overwhelmed with trouble, perplexity, and disappointment, it seems an easy thing to break the brittle thread of life
But as he had been hunted and persecuted, perplexity and distress had nearly hidden his heavenly Father from his sight.
To evaluate the deep learning model's success, the collaborators calculated a perplexity score, which checks whether the neural network can identify clear patterns in the data.
The sister only shrugged her shoulders as a sign of the perplexity which, in contrast to her previous confidence,
and thus his perplexity and anxiety was doubled.
I feel sad, yes, but the best word to express my current feelings is: perplexity.
dread by way of reminding yourself that I will bring you through your current complex dilemma and perplexity.
other branches of the cause involved much perplexity, the greatest sacrifice I was called to make in connection with the work was to leave my children to the care of others.{1T 101.3}.
other branches of the cause involved much perplexity, the greatest sacrifice which I was called to make in connection with the work was to leave my children frequently to the care of others.
a teaching that will deliver you from all manner of doubt and perplexity, and enable you to attain unto salvation in both this world
A way of knowledge which brings the hidden to revelation is apt to overcome all hopelessness, perplexity and despair- in short,
consists in fear and perplexity and forgetfulness and astonishment
Many of them are in a condition of great surprise and perplexity, and sometimes even of acute distress,
remain in doubt and perplexity, waiting till all contention being laid aside, the servants of
In all my doubts, perplexities, and temptations, Jesus, help me!
The wars and the perplexities of the nations…;
Learn that all such perplexities are best handled by being forsaken;
They had learned that all such perplexities are best handled by being forsaken;
The wars and the perplexities of the nations, and the judgments which are on the land;