Sentence examples for I've been puzzled from inspiring English sources
It's a thing that I've been puzzled by.
I've been puzzled by these screeds, which are so at odds with the real achievements documented in the Shriver Report and elsewhere.
Like the reader, Ms. O'Connell, I've been puzzled by some of the choices I've seen, and always assumed a pick was, in some sense, an endorsement of the content.
For the last two weeks, I've been puzzled by the announcement of a $2.15 billion deal to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers by Magic Johnson and a group of financiers.
I've been puzzled for a long time by the modern tendency to try to justify life experiences by pointing to research about how they "make us better" in some way.
I had been puzzled about the role of the federal regulators.
But I had been puzzled when two people got up and left early in the performance.
Although I personally have never advocated adopting an N.H.S.-style approach to health reform in the United States, I have been puzzled for decades by the almost instinctive habit among many Americans of incessantly running down every other country's approach to health care and health insurance.
He doesn't find the answer, which was a disappointment to me because I had been puzzled by the same question in a different setting, in Botswana, where a subgroup of the Kalanga people who specialized in tinsmithing carried on their business in similar immaculateness along dusty roadsides near Francistown.
Gore Vidal referred to him as being "fixed in facility", while Norman Podhoretz, former editor of the Jewish intellectual magazine Commentary, protested: "I have been puzzled by many things in the course of my career as a literary critic, and one of them is the high reputation of John Updike".
