Sentence examples for less perplexed from inspiring English sources

He seemed no better informed nor less perplexed by the turn of events in Iraq than I was.

While the candidates broke little new substantive ground, Mr. Gore seemed much less preachy and Mr. Bush seemed less perplexed when confronted with detailed queries on foreign policy, speaking with apparent ease about past crises in Nigeria, Haiti and the Balkans.

But a little less perplexed.

Perhaps there would have been less perplexed interest had Abase sat down to a spread of severed heads.

"As I've been saying, I'm in a learning curve still," said Woods, who has seemed less perplexed by the unfixed nature of his game than those around him.

Other automaker partners are less perplexed by the technology than the business practices involved.

As I fought to defend my lack of emotions, he fought to defend me, leaving me perplexed about why I cared less about Mr. Trump's statements than almost every person, let alone man, I knew.

Reactions seem to have ranged from enthusiastic, to perplexed, to, in true VIP style, more or less ignoring the art and milking the personal promo instead.  .

"But at the same time, in the less showy role, Mr. Williams can match her subtlety as the equally perplexed but less affected husband whose fears for his wife's health are expressed with such delicate restraint".

What are the riptides and crosscurrents that have borne Andrea Leadsom to the final round of the contest to succeed David Cameron – a candidate, who, in the words of one perplexed cabinet source, resembles "Iain Duncan Smith with more hair and less charm"?

In January 1832 the French historian Alexis de Tocqueville visited the Capitol and observed that it was "a magnificent palace," though he was less impressed with the sessions of Congress, writing that they were "frequently vague and perplexed" and that they seemed to "drag their slow length along rather than to advance towards a distinct object".