Sentence examples for a mildly perplexed from inspiring English sources
These fleeting moments "in no way interesting in themselves and not warranting attention" caught by the artist "with a truthfulness that is all his own, and strangely naïve," in the words of a mildly perplexed contemporary critic, proved immensely appealing to viewers regardless of social class.
Visits have begun with an uphill trek from a parking lot exposed to the hot sun and, inside the galleries, a feeling of being overwhelmed by quantity and mildly perplexed about substance.
Readers will still be mildly perplexed as to why Philip Ziegler should have bothered.
To be fair, she is wearing boots, but nothing else, which is mildly perplexing to the Muslim couple sitting opposite — a typical instance of Leclerc's desire to land as many jabs as he can on areas of cultural tenderness.
Christiansen looks a bit perplexed at times.
Forgive American consumers if they feel a bit perplexed.
Oliwa sounded a bit perplexed about his role.
They do seem interested, but sometimes a bit perplexed.
Experts are encouraged by the finding, but a bit perplexed.
"I was a bit perplexed why he was taking it.
