Sentence examples for am very puzzled from inspiring English sources

"As an artist, as a citizen, I am very puzzled about where we are going and why we are lost".

"We are very puzzled how the great democracy can get into such a mess," she said.

Mrs Gibbs was very puzzled and asked: 'How can you not understand him - he's a continental?' I think she thought we all spoke the same language".

This time, however, Western says he is "very puzzled" about why Moi prevented him from serving until his contract expired in February 1999, adding that the decision appeared almost "whimsical".

"[Saviano] seemed a little disengaged with what was going on around him because he didn't have a clue his horse did that, so I was very puzzled".

So one of the things I've been very puzzled about recently is why recognition sequences are so small.

"I am very disappointed, deeply puzzled and very disturbed by this," said William Schaffner, president-elect of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases.

"I am very concerned and puzzled," Gómez wrote in a statement posted on the foundation website earlier this month.

"I am really puzzled about why this happened," the general said.

"I'm still very puzzled about the rapidness of the process myself," he added.

The Italian regions of Emilia-Romagna or Piedmont are certainly no stranger to American foodies, but bring up South Tyrol and you are very likely to get a puzzled look.