Sentence examples for genuinely perplexed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hakimi, a shrewd businessman, seemed genuinely perplexed.
Why? "I don't know," she said, looking genuinely perplexed.
I decline his advances, to which he seems genuinely perplexed.
Later, when I spoke to American officials, they seemed genuinely perplexed.
The morning I told him I was being dumped he was genuinely perplexed.
Sounding genuinely perplexed, she added: "There is this extraordinary thing called self-esteem which is pumped into the children now".
But even factoring in all those considerations, what's happening is still genuinely perplexing.
They were really perplexed.
"What's all this about, then?" was the first thing he said to me, looking genuinely pleasantly perplexed, as though I was not yet another sallow journalist with a tape recorder.
The other side — which, at least in official Washington, is not so much anti-war as maybe-war — has the disadvantages that accrue to the genuinely undecided, the sincerely perplexed.
