Sentence examples for too perplexed from inspiring English sources

When the king suddenly announces that he is restoring the honorable Griselda to the throne as his wife, the queen looks too perplexed and bruised to be jubilant.

René is too perplexed to rejoice; other folk, around him, hail the fulfillment of a dream, but at the start of the film he had no dream.

"The old people in the crowd trying not to look too perplexed.

Mr. Bloomberg's letter seemed intended to blunt two of the main criticisms of his attempt to change municipal elections: that he wants to benefit personally as a left-leaning Republican who does not fit neatly into a party himself, and that without party designations, voters would be too perplexed to understand who they were voting for.

Against that backdrop, the governor offered some interesting reflections on the president Sunday during an interview on ABC's "This Week," indicating — among other things — that he too was perplexed about why his big brother would not specify any mistakes he might have made during his administration when asked to list some during the second debate.

Dimly perplexed, I was too involved in what would come next — wearing the dress — to let one turn its back, to wait, to hold foreknowledge in its track.

It turns out experts are pretty perplexed with "pussy," too.

Also, he felt extremely perplexed.

When the perplexed attendants touch it, they, too, start dancing, turning the sterile hallways of the medical establishment into a raucous party.

They are, however, much milder than politicians, at the same time allured and terrified by the glare of publicity, easily persuaded to be "patriots", perplexed, bemused, indeed terrified, yet only too anxious to take a cheerful view, vain perhaps but very unsure of themselves, pathetically responsive to a kind word.

Other scientists were also shaking their heads in perplexed amazement.