Sentence examples for particularly perplexed from inspiring English sources

Abroad, cities whose programs remain larger than New York's seemed particularly perplexed by the attention paid to the newcomer.

Americans are notoriously uninformed about faiths other than their own, and they are particularly perplexed about Mormon beliefs.

The environmental groups to which Ford wants to build ties were particularly perplexed about how to respond.

The United States officials are particularly perplexed because several Mexican Federal Police took part alongside the state police in arresting men who are, technically, their own colleagues.

Ms. Johnson said she was particularly perplexed because she had pleaded with her husband to vote, arguing that his ballots would make a difference.

An Eagle Scout and registered Republican raised in a conservative Mormon family, he says he was particularly perplexed by the accusation that he was guilty of an anti-conservative agenda.

The "Magnolia" pushers were particularly perplexing.

The case of Viacom's Paramount Pictures was particularly perplexing.

The report, nine months in the making, says questions of jurisdiction and ownership are particularly perplexing.

A wall that is designed to move can be particularly perplexing.

In the arena of contemporary fiscal policy, very much in the news now, Plato's problem is particularly perplexing.