Sentence examples for totally perplexing from inspiring English sources

Let me be frank about this: I find the success of these books totally perplexing.

And now, it is apparently the close race that is totally perplexing the media for being so close.

OK, I can tell you my stance – totally perplexed.

"There's a split between the boys and girls who just love it, and those who seem totally perplexed".

Returning to the subject of England and cricket, most people in the Muslim world are totally perplexed by Mr Blair's blind support for Bush.

Dutch customs officials at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, totally perplexed by a shipment of that much clay, accompanied the trucks to the building site, apparently to make sure nothing else was concealed inside the neat plastic bundles.

Then FarmVille happened and everyone was totally perplexed – the most successful game in the world wasn't a big graphical extravaganza in space, but a game where you waited for crops to grow.

As for Hazel, from a position of comparable privilege, poor thing, she seems totally perplexed that Elizabeth doubts her sincerity.

The oldest of eight children raised in a British working-class family, Moran grew up, by her own account, overweight, friendless, unreasonably optimistic and totally perplexed by the apparent requirements of femininity.

I'm totally perplexed by and sort of furious at Atticus when he has their aunt move in, who is just a heinous creature and is clearly there to get Scout to wear a skirt and wash her face, because I so don't want her to do anything like that.

"When I dropped off Ryan's unanimously approved Eagle Board of Review application and report on December 31, Mr. Fenoglio looked me in the eyes, patted the stack of papers, and said, 'We'll sign it and send it on, but can't promise what will happen from there,'" Hazarabedian told CNN. "I'm totally perplexed by this statement from Scout Executive Fenoglio, a man I greatly respect and admire".