Colonel Reilly, 41, said he was deeply perplexed about the enemy's identity.
I have even had to attempt to defend myimmensely powerful yet deeply perplexed father-in-law, whoseems to be the villain in some of these versions.
For best actor it will take only a nudge from the Screen Actors Guild awards on Jan . 29to tip either George Clooney, as a troubled Hawaiian heir in "The Descendants," or Jean Dujardin, as the even more deeply perplexed silent film star of "The Artist," into the "sure thing" column.
Irrespective of the length of the military assault on Iraq, Nato is a busted flush, the UN damaged, the European-US relationship tested to destruction, relations between EU member states seriously damaged, and public opinion deeply perplexed by the high-handed moralism of Bush and Blair.
But as three American spymasters testified that only top leaders in the Kremlin, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, could have authorized complex cyberattacks against a U.S. presidential election, there was little pushback from Republican lawmakers who are highly suspicious of Russian intentions and deeply perplexed by Trump's repeated praise for Putin.
Finally, the exasperated correspondent said, "If I gave you £8,000, would you make one for me?" The artist, now deeply perplexed, quietly said that he would have to think about it.
This rivalry would doubtless have been deeply perplexing to a man like Elagabalus, but in paleontology, age matters.
The reason for this is not immediately apparent to us mere mortals outside of the Westminster bubble, and is deeply perplexing.
Americans as a whole are deeply devout, a fact that has perplexed environmental groups that operate from an agnostic or atheist perspective.
Actually, the Chinese are more than perplexed by America; they are deeply ambivalent.
It perplexes him deeply that in some states there is only a tenuous relationship between the vote on primary day and the final distribution of delegates who are sent to the convention.
