Sentence examples for stops, perplexed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Thomas gave the game away right at the start, when he soared out in "Corsaire Intro" for a glittering few moments from the "Corsaire" pas de deux: Suddenly he stops, perplexed.
"But, you know, I am conscious when the New Republic endorses, as it has over the years, American interventionism, that it is not in the tradition of Randolph Bourne". Atwan never stops being perplexed that Bourne isn't better known and by the second-class status of the essay.
Frankel will try to stop his perplexing Breeders' Cup losing streak in the Distaff with Flute, who is the 5-2 morning-line favorite.
Passers-by simply stop -- amused, astonished, perplexed, engaged.
Stopping its momentum has perplexed U.S. leaders for several presidential administrations, which have tried pressure, economic aid and reportedly covert action at various times — all with little success in curbing the nation's nuclear ambitions.
p375 1 1 A man may justly feel perplexed when he stops to consider the inconsistency that is to be found in the life of mankind; for no thing which we consider to be good is ever found to have been given to human beings unadulterated, nor is there any evil in an absolute form without some admixture of advantage.
I'll stop writing now, and maybe you are already thoroughly perplexed.
"You can't just say, 'You have to stop here.' Where would we be today?" Fire commissioners said they were perplexed.
Americans like Henry Knox were perplexed but also concluded that was its purpose: "It was unaccountable that [the British] should stop short when they had gone only nine miles.
Certainly, viewers seem perplexed.
