I recall quite a few mutually perplexed meetings with Salmond, who always seemed to have wheels-within-wheels whirring away behind his bonhomie.
A few informants feel perplexed as to why they provide patients with a treatment they would not want for themselves.
"Can you remember a time in your lifetime when a major political party was just sitting around, begging for America to fail?" So asked a perplexed Bill Clinton a few days ago.
And with that, Angelou exited into the recess of the chapel, gave her perplexed audience a few seconds to prepare, and walked back on – this time to a standing ovation.
The Knicks 20-333), lofers of their last four games, were so perplexed that, on a few occasions, they used a 1-2-2 zone for the first time this season.
After being introduced to the now-cult classic in high school when I became friends with a few diehard fans, I was initially perplexed, mostly because I started watching in the middle of a season and had no idea what was going on.
Almost twenty-one months into your term, however, I am perplexed and must ask a few simple questions of you.
Then Greg went over to the piano and played Whitney Houston's "The Greatest Love of All" for a perplexed audience of judges and a few remaining reporters.
"Why is she so famous?" your rightfully perplexed grandmother has probably asked you at dinner, at least a few times.
A few months ago, Mr. Peres reached out to Mr. Goodman to discuss Mr. Goodman's Hebrew best-seller, "The Secrets of the Guide for the Perplexed," about Moses Maimonides, the medieval Jewish sage also known as Rambam.
