Sentence examples for both perplexed from inspiring English sources

In the 1921 "Paradise Lost", for example, the Adam and Eve figures, with their troll-like proportions and bright blue saucer eyes, are both perplexed and perplexing.

And, like Hannah, I'm both perplexed and challenged by it.

There are quite a few reasons to be both perplexed and skeptical about the new rules.

His approach here, and his success, have left New Hampshire's Republican leaders, who jealously guard their first-in-the-nation status, both perplexed and appalled.

LAURA GABRIEL looked both perplexed and amused as she strolled last week through the exhibition "Low Tech... and That's the Way It Was," organized by the Northport Historical Society.

"There are probably 10 reasons why it didn't get made," says Ms. McWorter, speaking in the both perplexed and Zen-like manner that characterized many of the screenwriters interviewed by telephone for this story.

The announcement suggested that a cease-fire was imminent, but perplexed both the Americans and Palestinians, who said there had been no decision to meet.

Have you ever been to an art gallery with your mum and noticed three rooms in that she looks both bored, perplexed, and immensely frustrated?

The Thai elite was both enraged and perplexed, and remains so.

Mr. Halum, clutching a battered assault rifle as he wandered the morgue while his brother's body was being washed, seemed both angry and perplexed.

At Wimbledon, after she defeated Azarenka, 6-3, 7-6 (6) in the semifinals, Azarenka's coach Sam Sumyk seemed both impressed and perplexed as he talked about the challenge.