Sentence examples for be very perplexed from inspiring English sources
The BBC's David Loyn in Kabul said some of his victim's families "will be very perplexed that he is not to be executed".
No head's up was given to congressional leaders or key stakeholders such as South Korea, whose President Moon Jae-in called an emergency meeting in the middle of the night and later said he was "very perplexed" by the move.
They were really perplexed.
The New Yorker, February 21 , 1931 P. 9The directors of Lincoln School are very much perplexed by the revelations of the book but, to the boys and girls of the school, Lincoln has always been a pain in the neck anyway and responsible for the fact that they have always had to attend school on his birthday while other children were out playing.
"(We) were all very perplexed by the images we saw!" Brown told The Washington Post in an email.
They are perplexed when the history of racism reveals itself to be very much a part of our present.
Moon said Trump's decision left him "perplexed" and was "very regrettable" and urged Washington and Pyongyang to establish "more direct and closer dialogue between their leaders".
Perplexed, Comey agreed that Russian interference was "very serious".
Indeed, those who are new to the play, or in general to pyrotechnical Shavian wit, may very well be perplexed by Shaw's evident affection for the crafty monster he has created.
Che never goes off duty in this epic, and those who stick with it over both movies may well be perplexed at how very little of Che's life it covers.
