Sentence examples for similarly perplexed from inspiring English sources
Algeria seem similarly perplexed.
PAGE 22 ANOTHER ONE FOR THE BOOKS -- In 1876, the nation was similarly perplexed by a presidential vote with no apparent winner.
As an advanced adult, I am similarly perplexed by what existed before the Big Bang ("In Big Bang's Echoes, Clues to the Cosmos, (Feb. 6).
Germans aren't certain how to take the kvetchy humor of the New York Jew, and are similarly perplexed by literary counterparts like Bernhard's "irate narrators".
Many voters in Virginia are similarly perplexed, and both Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton have been campaigning to win them over, and the state's 101 delegates to the national convention.
It's a world that countless American readers are familiar with and, over the last five decades, have come to associate with similarly perplexed, male and yearning viewpoints presented by Saul Bellow and John Updike -- the writers widely regarded as occupying the two other spots on the medal podium of living American novelists.
Sam Smith's new single from his forthcoming second album, "Too Good at Goodbyes," is similarly perplexing.
But she is perplexed because she has since re-examined several different PETM cores from New Jersey and has not found any spherules; similarly, she has never seen them in global samples.
England were so perplexed by Trott's dismissal that they raised the matter with the International Cricket Council and Australia are likely to be similarly aggrieved by Dar's aberration and Broad's decision not to give himself out.
Certainly, viewers seem perplexed.
