Sentence examples for likely to be perplexed from inspiring English sources

The first-time reader of William Gibson's Neuromancer, if unacquainted with any of Gibson's other novels, is likely to be perplexed and disoriented.

Visitors are far more likely to be perplexed if not appalled by the utter disrepair of the Birkenau site and the snack bar selling hot dogs and ice cream at Auschwitz.

But those whose expectations have been shaped by growing up during more fast-moving and ever-changing pop decades — which is basically all of them to date except for the 2000s — are likely to be perplexed and disheartened by these developments.

When people look back at Donald Trump's first year as president, they're likely to be perplexed by his actions on climate change.

Now, allowed in court, they continued to be perplexed.

The president is reported to be perplexed by Lagardère's public display of affection.

The papermakers he met tended to be perplexed by his interest, but he persisted.

Finding a dependable 24-hour locksmith doesn't have to be perplexing.

I confess to being perplexed.

It's hard to not be perplexed.

Neither agent is likely to be specific, although the observation that both inhibit the active channels is suggestive of a RyR, but the results are perplexing.