Sentence examples for perplexed on from inspiring English sources
"We are increasingly perplexed on the buy side," said Anthony E. Malkin, the president of W&M Properties, which manages a privately owned real estate portfolio.
Without the senior point guard Chris Wright, out since breaking a bone in his left hand Feb. 23, the eighth-seeded Hoyas continued to be perplexed on offense, dropping their fourth straight game.
Some Tonys viewers (and possibly a live-blogger or two) found themselves perplexed on Sunday night when Mark Rylance accepted his award for leading actor in a play and almost seemed to be giving his speech as his "Jerusalem" character, Johnny Byron, rattling off what sounded like a stream-of-conscious ramble about the benefits of walking through walls, vis-a-vis flying or astral projection.
Many times, they often stare at me with perplexed looks on their faces until one of my students finally, out of sheer curiosity, raises their hand and asks me what I mean by that statement.
It's a story of two relentless would-be opponents who are perplexed to find themselves on the same side of the law.
As the crowd groaned, Woods stood at the tee box perplexed, hands on hips.
"Everyone had these really perplexed looks on their faces, and he's sashaying around the room with a grin on his face singing, 'There are clouds in the sky, you'll get by,' Mr. Birol said.
Since Mr. Trabocchi took over the kitchen at Fiamma in September, much of the response to his cooking has been perplexed, centering on questions of nomenclature and ethnic fidelity.
You still see perplexed looks on people's faces when they sit down to their first meal and read a menu entry like this one: "Gooseneck barnacle terrine with grand fir and calendula petal emulsion, bull kelp pickle and sea cucumber".
Long Islanders may be perplexed to learn that they don't live on an island.
We're captivated, intimidated, turned on and perplexed by porn all at the same time and it's this confused fascination that keeps Jesse Jane, Stoya, Kayden Kross and Kerian Lee employed.
