Sentence examples for no puzzled from inspiring English sources

After nine months of preparation, during which a generation gap sometimes caused would-be gags to go over students' heads — "One time during writing I brought up the Coneheads and they all looked at me blankly, so I had to make sure to make references from the last 10 years," Mr. Pannell said — he was pleased he saw no puzzled looks among the show's first audiences.

But they are no more puzzled than Mr. Spector's friends.

For example, the same BBC radio anchorman who on Feb. 1 asked an Austrian theater director if he planned to flee the country (the answer was a puzzled "No") by Feb. 10 was asking a European Union spokesman if his organization had been in the grip of anti-Nazi hysteria (the answer was a defensive "No").

I'm like, "You're f**king kidding me, right?" Peter just looks at her really puzzled and says, "No, no one does". Everyone's laughing.

"Puzzled" puzzles her; she is puzzled by "puzzled".

For a moment he looks at me blankly before replying, in a puzzled tone, "No".

This usually got me a puzzled look — no one having the remotest idea what the Worldloppet was — followed by a serious nod and the inevitable, "How's it going?" I loved it.

Aguilar is no novelist, just a puzzled and adoring husband, but as a Marxist "of the old school" he does believe in history, and his inquiry into his wife's madness comes to seem the most ardent expression of his love: he burns to give her back her history.

On her way out she recalled her manager asking: "Do you have the P&L?" And she responded: "No" staring with a puzzled grimace.

"Has your husband been gone for very long?" She gave me a puzzled look and then answered: "No, no, he's still alive.

"Clad in a dhoti and a plaid jacket, the puzzled Common Man is no dupe," wrote the anthropologist Ritu Gairola Khanduri.