They meet by chance in an airport, and there is (supposedly) an instant chemistry, though Daniel is perplexed by the fact that he glimpsed her in a wheelchair.
Instead, we're just perplexed by the fact that Bergman's sensitivity to women emerges from van Hove as something else — a shallowness, like that of Anne Sexton's poem "Divorce, Thy Name Is Woman," where it's all Daddy's fault.
Mr. Andipa was also perplexed by the fact that this valuable painting, which he had never seen before, was tucked away on a wall near the back entrance of Sotheby's during the pre-auction view.
A year after he got to Chicago, he went to a one-day conference of teachers and mathematicians and was perplexed by the fact that the gathering occurred only twice a year.
William yearned to travel beyond the clouds to the stars, but become perplexed by the fact that he most likely wouldn't make it due to an unfortunate condition that plagues us all — mortality.
Its shape, about 800 meters long and only 80 wide, is another head-scratcher for astronomers, who are perplexed by the fact that it has no comet-like tail of melting ice.
(Why kill a baddie once when you can kill him twice or more?) Among the many pleasures of the franchise is the fact that its major characters are often as perplexed by the story as we are.
That remark is his most straightforward admission yet that the Fed is as perplexed by the economys resilience as everyone else.
That remark is his most straightforward admission yet that the Fed is as perplexed by the economy's resilience as everyone else.
