Sentence examples for maybe puzzled from inspiring English sources

The Philadelphia mosaic muralist Isaiah Zagar's magnum opus is a multitextured, multilayered labyrinth that leaves visitors amused, if maybe puzzled.

As usual, let's hear from the constructors: To the solver of a puzzle, maybe a puzzle about solving a puzzle is too much like a painter's painting of a painter painting, or a scriptwriter's script about a scriptwriter writing himself into the script.

After all, she might have returned and was perhaps resting, puzzled by his absence, maybe even worried about him.

Germans, or at least Berliners, look a bit puzzled (maybe offended?) when asked how they could be so health conscious, with their regular walks and emphasis on organic foods, and yet devour the fat-laden dish, often accompanied by a shimmering pile of french fries doused in ketchup, mayonnaise or both.

The clerk looked puzzled, and maybe a little hurt.

Or maybe they'd been puzzled by its vagueness, before eventually accepting it as just another viral marketing gimmick in an era flush with them.

Maybe the anthropologist would be puzzled that the idea even exists.

"I was puzzled but thought maybe Aradhana, ever industrious, had arranged a viewfinder in a shipment of props coming in from Chennai.

If they keep bugging, start them on something like a game or a word puzzle, maybe even get them to read.

Last autumn she told the Observer: "We're made up of so many different pieces of a puzzle as human beings and I find that when you're a black character, you only have maybe seven puzzle pieces to work with all the time… Really all you have is funny, strong, sassy, dignified, wise, and that's pretty much it".

Ask a teacher if you could bring a few board games and maybe some puzzles.