Sentence examples for a slightly puzzled from inspiring English sources

Ed sits down, reading his lock screen with a slightly puzzled face.

Went in spectacular style to the Campbell sisters, Cate and Bronte, who promised the world, delivered relay gold but couldn't get it done in their individual events after months of pre-loaded Swisse vitamins TV commercials had placed them in David Warner-OLED territory in the minds of a slightly puzzled Australian public.

But everyone is looking on with a slightly puzzled expression.

After a few minutes, the man approached me with a slightly puzzled look, introduced himself (Tom Cooper, Elmendorf, Texas), and asked a question I'd anticipated: where were the naked people?

Patrick Wilson, a stage actor who appeared in the movie version of "Phantom of the Opera," has a slightly puzzled air: his Brad is pleased by the attention of women, but he doesn't think much of himself, and Wilson, as a performer, seems quite without vanity.

But there's no such luck for fans who missed Behemoth, a Polish group that earned a respectful but slightly puzzled reaction.

I was, however, slightly puzzled, in a tooting-my-own-horn fashion, by the reference — which I missed in Crafts, but was repeated and emphasized by Avent — to the "textbook approach" of raising inflation expectations to escape a liquidity trap.

Forster's deep-set eyes and knitted brow, meanwhile, have an intense look that is simultaneously slightly puzzled.

John Humphrys, broadcaster I'm always slightly puzzled by any characterisation of a nation.

It stuck in my mind as a small masterpiece, so that, returning to it a few years later, I was, to begin with, slightly puzzled.

Rex Tilton, attractively virile in an almost bulldog-like way and cartoonishly ever so slightly puzzled by the people among whom he finds himself, leads the three Athletes (whose musculature is so much more respondent than their intelligence) very appealingly.