Sentence examples for many were puzzled from inspiring English sources
Now the district was asking for more, and many were puzzled.
Many were puzzled by the phrase, noting that the adverb "severely" was not commonly used as modifier signifying admiration and respect.
In 2010, the last time a count was carried out, many were puzzled by a form that asked them first to declare whether or not they were of Hispanic origin, and then to say what race they belonged to.
So, at the Met, many were puzzled when Andrew Keller, a soft-spoken senior official at the State Department, unveiled newly declassified documents proving that ISIS maintains a marginally profitable "antiquities division".
For instance, many were puzzled by a recent decision to close the school's state-financed program that for 11 years has nurtured dozens of start-up businesses -- even before the financing was expected to dry up in June with the planned elimination of the state science and technology commission.
Many are puzzled or annoyed by unsolicited junk mail coming through their letter boxes.
Hence many are puzzled that Western intellectuals continue to assume that they can portray themselves and their countries as models to follow when they speak to the rest of the world on human rights.
But while the regulations do put in place new measures for air and water monitoring, many are puzzled by the claims of increased requirements around disclosure, whereby companies are expected to make public the toxic ingredients contained in their fracking fluids and chemical additives.
In World War II, many doctors were puzzled by jaundice, a liver disorder afflicting many Allied troops.
#Jalili #Rezaei #Rouhani Gharazi #Ghalibaf #Velayati http://t.co/E0ewbludF9 — Negar Mortazavi (@negarmortazavi) 15 Jun 13 While Mr. Rowhani's supporters celebrated the news, many observers were puzzled that such a small number of votes had been counted after so many hours.
