Sentence examples for feeling perplexed from inspiring English sources

VOTERS in this weekend's mayoral election in Bangkok can be forgiven for feeling perplexed.

Certainly typical voters could be excused for feeling perplexed about how their bottom lines would be affected by the respective tax plans of Senators John McCain and Barack Obama.

But his replacement, experienced centre-half Clarke Carlisle, was at fault for Coventry's first goal and left Mills feeling perplexed.

They remain mute, leaving the contributor feeling perplexed and under-appreciated.

They predicted feeling perplexed, uneasy, anxious, or more vulnerable.

The mutations have been many, and they have often been egregious — "Zal," "Sowl," "Sagi," "Shi" — and then once, incredibly, three years ago, at a branch in the financial district, "Saïd," diaeresis added, prompting me to seek out the barista, whose hand I grasped with deep feeling but who, frankly, seemed perplexed that anyone would have difficulty spelling my name.

This added on to the apprehension of the already perplexed faculty still feeling ill-equipped and ready to take on the challenges of curriculum change.

As well as feeling disturbed, I also felt perplexed by this story; why would Whiley have sex with someone for whom he felt such repulsion?

Soap opera commentator Jenn Bishop said she found it difficult to explain Todd's popularity, and that if she is perplexed about her feelings regarding him, it is understandable that others would be as well.

That mood is well conveyed by the cast, particularly Ms. Wittig's Janelle, an addict caught between self-loathing and hopefulness, and Mr. Mihm's Quinn, a man quietly perplexed by his own feelings.

Visits have begun with an uphill trek from a parking lot exposed to the hot sun and, inside the galleries, a feeling of being overwhelmed by quantity and mildly perplexed about substance.