Sentence examples for were quite puzzled from inspiring English sources

Dr Silvia Vignolini, of the University of Cambridge and co-author of a research paper published in Scientific Reports, told BBC News: "We were inspired by the work of Prof Pete Vukusic, because when we saw these beetles that were so white we were quite puzzled".

"I was quite puzzled," she said.

"When they first started, I think everyone was quite puzzled by them.

The checkout girl was quite puzzled as to what to make of this odd haul.

Many of us are quite puzzled about that – it's causing a lot of trouble here [in Israel].

"I saw this dark band that really did go across a large fraction of the sky and I was quite puzzled as to why it had become visible then.

"The artist is a free human being" The European: I was quite puzzled by the theater piece "The Life and Death of Marina Abramović" that you conceived with Robert Wilson.

The journalist was quite puzzled why before 2015 the real number was kept secret.

Even after the ECB's response, I am quite puzzled as to what the role and the responsibility of the ECB is in this case.

So last May, when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said it was concerned about the state bans, we were all quite puzzled and submitted a letter essentially asking, "What gives?" Don't state fin bans and federal law regulate completely different things?

Many of them come in carrying their MRI scans saying, "This is the cause of my pain". I share with them that some people have similar findings with no symptoms, and they are usually quite puzzled by the information.