Sentence examples for stood perplexed from inspiring English sources

Steve Smith stood, perplexed, isolated and understandably troubled.

Fabianski was complaining to the linesman, Campbell stood perplexed, and the referee stood between Campbell, the ball and the two Porto players.

I stood, perplexed, in front of these four, maybe five, cards, wondering if I could possibly make any of these horrible cards work for my father, or hell, my son's father.

He stood perplexed for several seconds - and burst out laughing.

Dickens recounted how they stood "in perplexed contemplation of our chamber wall", musing on the bad joins and disregard for matching patterns.

On a recent Thursday night I stood motionless and perplexed on the dance floor of a San Francisco club.

The two men stand by looking perplexed.

"It's a weird, sort of strange feeling coming up now," he said, looking perplexed as he stood outside the prison gates later that day.

The others at four under were Jeff Maggert (through 17 holes), Colin Montgomerie (14 holes), Lee Janzen (13 holes), and Tom Lehman (12 holes. The horn blew at 4 45 p.m. local (Eastern) time as Sutton stood in the middle of the 12th fairway with a perplexed look on his face.

Past collaborators -- including the painters Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg -- stood by and the musicians, lined up, looked amused and somewhat perplexed as dancers jumped up and down or fell to the floor behind them during the speeches.

So, if you're like me, you often stand at the fish counter a little perplexed: What's good for me and the planet?