Sentence examples for might be perplexed from inspiring English sources
Buford states his intention to vote ("we'll be on tour, so postal or by proxy") but sees that many might be perplexed by the political options before them.
If you are a regular reader of our market columnists, you might be perplexed at the seeming contradictions.
On the other hand, some of the imagery, derived from sci-fi illustration, surrealistic cartooning and college dorm snaps, might be perplexing to an audience outside the art world.
Regulators can also be perplexed.
For all but the most knowledgeable pop-music fans, Jay-Z's three-minute commercial during the N.B.A. finals last Sunday might have been perplexing.
Researchers have been perplexed, however, about how the two might be related.
She was perplexed by this, and while she found him accomplished and nice, she also thought he might be a bit boring.
(Hitler, it turned out, was perplexed by the idea of atomic bombs; he didn't like the idea that they might kill everyone on the planet).
