Sentence examples for very perplexed from inspiring English sources

Kiev Thought was very perplexed, even a little embarrassed.

The spin Nadal manages to get off the clay on both his forehand and backhand shots is phenomenal and leaving Murray very perplexed indeed.

"The constant recalibration of policies has left, frankly, many in the diaspora and particularly many for whom English is a second or third or fourth language, very perplexed," he said.

"I am very perplexed as to why I was dismissed as manager of Huddersfield," he said in a statement issued by the League Managers Associationn.

The BBC's David Loyn in Kabul said some of his victim's families "will be very perplexed that he is not to be executed".

She innocently wondered this, and I could tell by her seriousness that she was sincere, but very perplexed by me.

The first time I was told I was very worried and perplexed.

Sibelius may have thought of it as a purifying corrective to a musical world of modernist angst, but perhaps it was that very plainness that perplexed Britten.

Aging is a very complex question which perplexed scientists for many years, and its molecular basis and pathogenesis remain unknown.

"I am somewhat perplexed why some very bright people did not see this coming," he said.

The wild ride that the yuan has taken has left plenty of people perplexed, including, perhaps, China's very own policymakers.