Examples of using Perplexing in English and their translations into Slovak
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found somehow perplexing.
Although this ad hoc approach may seem perplexing at first glance,
Even more perplexing, why in almost every photo is she posed like this?
(NL) The latest Annual Report of the European Court of Auditors again gives perplexing insights into the way the European Union handles European taxpayers' money.
the Sherman tank family was modified into a perplexing array of variants- from the basic M4 through to the famous“Easy Eight”.
The case of the Afghan journalist Mr Kambakhsh is even more perplexing, because he has been sentenced to death because of exercising his right to free access to information.
This has been a perplexing question throughout the ages
Another perplexing site is what is called the Serapeum at Saqqara,
All the perplexing questions that I had in life were resolved by this book.
We can escape for a while from our dull routines, perplexing problems, and humiliating weaknesses.
it is more perplexing and requests more prominent information and exertion.
peripheral vision How our brain compensates for perplexing design flaws in the human eye.
In his closing address to the Synod Fathers gathered in the Vatican Saturday, Pope Francis offered a perplexing vision.
only a modest amount of internal memory is perplexing- only 16 MB,
far less perplexing by pointing you in the right direction with a few smart‘rug shopping' tips.
This may sound to some degree perplexing for the understudies as they are not having any desire to share any of their own information
the reason for his placement in the scene of the birth of Jesus is perplexing.
it's also a genuine compulsion that leaves us in a perplexing state, while also having a negative effect on our spiritual development.
But that I cannot find the place again is both singular and perplexing; for it was within a half-hour's walk of the university
It is sad and perplexing that civil, complete, and rational discussions of these concerns are obstructed by pharma, by the media,