Sentence examples for sounds puzzled from inspiring English sources
I haven't got a clue [again sounds puzzled].
Asked about "reform" in an interview, Ahmed Helmy, deputy interior minister for public security, sounded puzzled and talked about geographic redeployments.
Rugby and football prompted obvious responses, but boccia was met with grunting sounds and puzzled faces.
"Storm Dream looks sound," Johnson said, somewhat puzzled, "and it didn't look like she bled".
In recent months, as the former president grew weaker, the sound of Jonathan's voice and the puzzled expression on his upturned face kept washing over me.
Stop using the unhealthy amount of legal terminology that doesn't make you sound more professional, it just leaves your clients puzzled and bored.
Scientists remain puzzled as to why the whales produce the sound, but it is thought that the animals make the noise close to the surface before they make a deep dives to feed.
A puzzled clarinetist said that a note he had been assigned sounded wrong, and Muhly explained that the bum note was deliberate: his composition was not merely an arrangement of Byrd's score but, rather, an imitation of a live, imperfect performance of the music.
I'm puzzled, puzzled and perplexed".
He was lookin' real puzzled".
