Voorbeelden van perplex

• This book offers another, at times perplexing theory about conversation; but as an empirical investigation of conversation, it is a hardscrabble venture.

• Read by itself, it may perplex or anger.

• The question that has perplexed many researchers and scholars in the study of creativity is what is creativity?

• Sounds can be temporally as well as spatially perplexing.

• And experienced practitioners of syntax will find a tremendous range of anomalies and perplexing data that require explanation.

• Indeed, this sequel may be rather perplexing to those who have not read the earlier work.

• This is the curiosity that has perplexed those engaged in study of the disorder for nearly a century.

• A little of what was learned in those early studies was perplexing and remains unexplained.

• Eliade has perplexed scholars for almost half a century.

• Each incarnation plots the feared consequences and perplexing possibilities of boundary transgressions between the human and the machine quite differently.

• It is human nature to seek meaning behind experiences, and indeed patients with schizophrenia seek meaning in the bizarre and perplexing phenomena of their psychoses.

• Evidentialists, in contrast, can maintain a deterministic outlook without being perplexed.

• C-s are also dismissed as instances of true coordination, on grounds that are in some cases simply perplexing.

• Cross-national and cross-cultural differences continue to stimulate and perplex psychiatric epidemiologists.

• Via this order he can, at any time, survey the general whole, without needing to perplex himself with the details.