Sentence examples for looking mystified from inspiring English sources

"There was no fucking way needles or herbs did anything for that woman's ovaries," he told me, still looking mystified, thirty-five years later.

Looking mystified at times — the ceremony was pitched to a generation different from hers — she presided over a bevy of lesser royals and Prime Minister David Cameron.

But a group of shoppers stands and looks, mystified and delighted, until the police come by.

Danny Alexander joked: "That sounds like a line from your Labour leadership campaign!" Laws reports that "Miliband tried to look mystified".

He didn't quite have the power for the big high C at the end of "Salut, demeure," and thereafter he sang serviceably but never persuasively, and mostly looked mystified.

"And don't you hand out those bear bangers?" The ranger looked mystified: "We just advise hikers to use the poles at your campground to raise any food out of reach.

Murray won 28 of the 42 points he contested in the first set, 15 of 18 on his first serve, and took his two break chances without fuss, although he looked mystified when given a time violation in the fifth game.

Mr. Barrett looked mystified.

The man from Whitehall looked mystified.

And that's all there is to it.' " Recounting this story six years later, Klausner still looked mystified.

He stared at it for a long time and finally told me, "It says something like 'The Temporary Committee of the Defense College of the Commander-in-Chief.' " I asked what that meant, and Suliman looked mystified.