Sentence examples for Somewhat puzzled from inspiring English sources

Somewhat puzzled, the Apollo's impresario's agreed.

Democrats in Washington are divided and somewhat puzzled over President Obama's fading popularity.

I am somewhat puzzled by the absence of "why" questions in the presidential campaign.

Mr. Kramer remained unfazed by the furor his criticism aroused and professed to be somewhat puzzled at his reputation.

Some real estate brokers in New York, the most expensive market in the country, were somewhat puzzled by the uproar.

O'Neill, somewhat puzzled by the assignment, becomes Hanssen's clerk, secretary, and driver, and Hanssen tests and bullies him, complaining of his tepid religious beliefs.

But Motown artists felt somewhat disappointed and puzzled at the lack of attention during the 1965 tour.

In the summer of 2010, Jim Fusilli, the rock and pop critic for the Wall Street Journal, travelled to the 31st Blues Foundation annual gala in Memphis, and his resulting report sounded puzzled and somewhat disappointed: "I heard folk blues, country blues, jump blues, Chicago blues, Delta blues, Texas blues, fast blues, slow blues, good blues and bad blues," he wrote.

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I hope you understand that the fragile normalisation in Russia-NATO relations could be seriously shattered by your misinformed approach and intentionally wrong findings.Dmitry Rogozin Permanent representative of Russia to NATO BrusselsGermany in Europe* SIR – I was a bit puzzled about your somewhat superficial approach to German foreign policy ("A new game of dominoes", November 14th).

The designers behind the leisurely esoteric games Samorost and Machinarium again turn to a whimsical fantasy world containing a series of somewhat formulaic puzzles, but also a lavish, intricate playpen for non-logical interaction and investigation.