Sentence examples for quite puzzled from inspiring English sources
"I was quite puzzled," she said.
"When they first started, I think everyone was quite puzzled by them.
Senator Barack Obama, the presidential candidate, also seemed quite puzzled by the penny's endurance.
The checkout girl was quite puzzled as to what to make of this odd haul.
Many of us are quite puzzled about that – it's causing a lot of trouble here [in Israel].
"I saw this dark band that really did go across a large fraction of the sky and I was quite puzzled as to why it had become visible then.
One of the challenges for future productions of the play will be to make the central figure seem as grand, charismatic and accomplished as Mr. Cruz wants him to be, and not quite so puzzled, contrary and grumpy as, say, Albert Brooks.
Although they often appeared puzzled and quite stressed, they seemed to overcome their problems without much difficulty in the end.
He appeared a little puzzled and, quite frankly, a little shell-shocked at the media attention he has received.
Others were merely puzzled, as it was quite warm in Sydney.
I had preached at the church before and knew the pastor, who told me how puzzled he was that his quite "progressive" church was chosen for the meeting.
