Sentence examples for even more puzzled from inspiring English sources

Newspapers around the world carried stories, not of Venice's needs, but of Mr Allen looking even more puzzled than usual.Venice is edgy.

And Ms. Ip became even more puzzled when he walked her into the deli where they had first talked, five years before.

Administrators throughout the Greater Hartford area are even more puzzled now that Hartford's long-running desegregation case, Sheff vs. O'Neill, has been settled.

"This renewed volte-face has left financial markets even more puzzled about what the bank will do in the future," Michael Schubert of Commerzbank wrote in a report.

When we turn to the second theme under consideration, viz., rhetoric, we find ourselves even more puzzled initially.

Because the authors were clear about their experimental design and the lack of data analysis in their paper, we became even more puzzled to understand the reasons or arguments that led to the eventual acceptance of this manuscript.

He went on in this vein, as Lyle nodded politely, ever more puzzled.

This answer — which I thought was snappy, maybe even convincing — drew more puzzled smiles.

IT IS a story as old as boy meets girl...who become man and woman...who (either before or after that step into adulthood) become father and mother...who grow old...and who become more and more puzzled, or even resentful, about the behaviour of the younger generation.

My companion looked more and more puzzled.

He was more puzzled than angry.