Sentence examples for Slightly puzzled from inspiring English sources
Slightly puzzled by this bit of budget jargon, Mr. Adelman did not seem to know quite how to respond.
Mention of this draws another slightly puzzled look.
The crowd seemed slightly puzzled by Farage's appearance on stage.
He was met with polite, if slightly puzzled, applause.
John Humphrys, broadcaster I'm always slightly puzzled by any characterisation of a nation.
As a result, his fighter's face, under its dreadlocked mohican, seems invigorated and slightly puzzled.
Michael Scammell's Koestler: The Indispensable Intellectual is one of those vast biographies that slightly puzzles me.
It slightly puzzles me why Gordon Brown is worried about this.
He quietly whispers behind Sheppard's long, tremulous tenor notes and Swallow's purring bass on Tropical Depression - tightly riding the cymbals on the inquisitive, slightly puzzled-sounding Red, dramatic on the more abstract, suite-like title track.
"Are they commenting on gender?" said a woman behind me, sounding puzzled and slightly irritated.
Speaking at the Labour conference, Stephen Kinsella, a lawyer specialising in EU law, said he was "puzzled and slightly troubled" by Mr Corbyn's comments about state aid.
