Among the growing perplexed population is Mark Barnes (not his real name), vice president of a marketing company.
Instead, there was no resolution, and everyone connected to the team grew more perplexed.
(Martina Navratilova, calling the match on television, cried out in admiration, "Soderling is playing out of his mind!") Nadal appeared heavy-footed and off-kilter from the first set on, and people who know his game grew increasingly perplexed as they awaited the familiar surge that smashed Nalbandian at Indian Wells and dozens of other opponents over the years.
The meeting went on for more than five hours, with a small group of journalists growing ever more perplexed and cold as they waited on the other side of the police lines from the Administration.
As they followed the final steps on the directions, the couple grew only more perplexed.
But Dr. Fried and the health department were perplexed because anthrax did not grow on the culture taken from the skin lesion.
And he said that the growing number of apparel trade shows left exhibitors and buyers perplexed about which ones to attend.
Her grandmother, who had grown up in Berlin after World War II, was even more perplexed.
Why is Sid so perplexed by, and worried about, his own mildness?_ I think Sid's desire to leave this town, to grow up, is quite strong and yet it's not matched by his day-to-day affect.
It's a persistent part of our mythology, and it might have to do with how disoriented, perplexed, and confused we felt as little kids: like adults knew the truth about everything, if only we could grow up!
