Sentence examples for have been perplexed from inspiring English sources

Even some supporters have been perplexed by what they call his single-mindedness.

"I have been perplexed that the administration has been slow in coming to that same conclusion," she said.

Law enforcement officials have been perplexed by the sudden increase in the thefts of hair and the violence that has accompanied some.

Government officials are said to have been perplexed at what they see as the firm's repeated missteps in resolving the case.

FOR more than a year, economists have been perplexed by the startling contrast between the nation's economic growth and its weak pace of job creation.

In Europe and the Middle East, senior counterterrorism officials say they have been perplexed and uneasy about the American officials' warnings.

For all but the most knowledgeable pop-music fans, Jay-Z's three-minute commercial during the N.B.A. finals last Sunday might have been perplexing.

It was true — they had been perplexed.

Ms. Gibbs said many families had been perplexed by the guidelines that were laid out for them.

But, like most of us, I've also watched my children being bored, I've talked to my parents about boredom in retirement, and, like most householders, I've been perplexed about our pets looking bored.

Yet, apart from the speck of DNA on the bag, detectives had been perplexed by any sign of the presence of a 'third party' anywhere else in the MI6 officer's home in Pimlico, south west London.