Sentence examples for Very perplexed from inspiring English sources

Rihanna's blank expression spoke volumes, while Harry Styles and his furrowed brow seemed very perplexed.

No head's up was given to congressional leaders or key stakeholders such as South Korea, whose President Moon Jae-in called an emergency meeting in the middle of the night and later said he was "very perplexed" by the move.

Kiev Thought was very perplexed, even a little embarrassed.

The spin Nadal manages to get off the clay on both his forehand and backhand shots is phenomenal and leaving Murray very perplexed indeed.

"The constant recalibration of policies has left, frankly, many in the diaspora and particularly many for whom English is a second or third or fourth language, very perplexed," he said.

"I am very perplexed as to why I was dismissed as manager of Huddersfield," he said in a statement issued by the League Managers Associationn.

They were really perplexed.

"I'm really perplexed.

The New Yorker, February 21 , 1931 P. 9The directors of Lincoln School are very much perplexed by the revelations of the book but, to the boys and girls of the school, Lincoln has always been a pain in the neck anyway and responsible for the fact that they have always had to attend school on his birthday while other children were out playing.

Indeed, those who are new to the play, or in general to pyrotechnical Shavian wit, may very well be perplexed by Shaw's evident affection for the crafty monster he has created.

You have been authentically touched or delighted only if perplexed, and very likely exasperated as well.