Sentence examples for was very puzzled from inspiring English sources

But I was very puzzled at the end of that book when he described his father's death.

Samsung said it was "very puzzled" by the operators' actions and was deciding how to respond.

"I was very puzzled by the amount of money the IBEW spent on negative campaigning," she said.

Mrs Gibbs was very puzzled and asked: 'How can you not understand him - he's a continental?' I think she thought we all spoke the same language".

"[Saviano] seemed a little disengaged with what was going on around him because he didn't have a clue his horse did that, so I was very puzzled".

Chan said: "They are very puzzled about whether they should use more radical means, including violence, to fight for democracy.

"Before I came here, I used to be very puzzled by the American approach to learning language," she said.

For example, I would work with managers and they would be very puzzled by the whole computer stuff that was going on in the late 80's.

Any sort of constitutional stand-off or uncertainty sends out the wrong signal not just to domestic investors but international domestics who will be very puzzled by what's going on.

His voice took on a tone of being very puzzled.

I will say, there's a male-driven company I reached out to when I first came up with the idea because I wanted to partner with them, and they were very puzzled when I explained the concept.