Sentence examples for would be puzzled from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, whose policies sanctioned the new inequality, would be puzzled.

A visitor from the Soviet past would be puzzled by the abundance of sheriff's badges on all buildings.

We are supposed to say that he would be pleased, but in truth he would be puzzled.

My family would be puzzled (but relieved) to discover I'm mainstream, after spending a decade and a half as a recovering art student.

"Any reasonable person, certainly any person in the region, would be puzzled as to how this became somehow indicative of the work that we've done here".

An Edwardian boy would be puzzled by the lack of fiction, but would find lots of familiar information, from the Laws of Cricket to Naval Flag Codes.

If so, you'd be puzzled by this hit-or-miss collection of mostly lightweight, pop-flavored entertainment.

"They'd be puzzled how to begin the thing, how to end the thing and what to do in the middle".

She'd often thought he was affectionate when they had their conversations on the chat line, even though she'd been puzzled a few times when he described the telephone box he was in or read out what was written on a wall.

I'd been puzzled about why blue-chip B&R would plonk us down in this sorry city for even a night, but now I see its cunning strategy.

Or maybe they'd been puzzled by its vagueness, before eventually accepting it as just another viral marketing gimmick in an era flush with them.