Sentence examples for am particularly puzzled from inspiring English sources

I am particularly puzzled by the assertion that Wal-Mart is good for its employees.

He was particularly puzzled by the case of Bessie Williams.

"When somebody lies to her, she's particularly puzzled by it -- she just doesn't understand why somebody doesn't tell the truth," he said.

Italy will be particularly puzzled that a 47th-minute incident in which Matteo Darmian was kneed in the stomach by Mikael Lustig inside the penalty area resulted in Sweden being awarded a free-kick for handball, particularly as the ball seemed to strike the Manchester United defender on the thigh.

I was particularly puzzled, however, by the photographs and video that the Castiglioni brothers had produced of hundreds of "sun bleached" skulls and human bones heaped in the desert.

A nonexpert practitioner can be particularly puzzled by the unexplained mix of evidence and opinions, especially if the latter change profoundly between the various consensus versions; the experts will read these consensus just to stimulate (successful) debates.

This puzzle is particularly convoluted.

The puzzle is particularly complicated because the amount of radicals can be affected by the rates at which they are created and destroyed.

I was particularly fascinated by his numerical puzzles.

Many scientists have found that his account of normal science offers insights into their own experiences and that the idea of puzzle solving is particularly apt.

Wilson found none of them to his liking, and was particularly harsh on Christie's puzzle mysteries: Her writing is of a mawkishness and banality which seem to me literally impossible to read.