perplex

I have to say we were perplexed over the past year.

Never had She met a man who perplexed her more.

I was perplexed as to my own best course of action.

She was perplexed at what one of the children had told her.

As the question perplexed him, he saw a house ahead.

He was perplexed by this case I could see that.

Now a lot of people are perplexed by their names.

He was more perplexed when the same man called him back a few weeks later with another round of questions.

It was a very early age at which to be perplexed by meaning.

He looked down at the brown paper bag in his hand as if perplexed.

It perplexes him that he has so little interest in them.

He stood with it in his hand, perplexed beyond measure.

Most of the fellow's words left him perplexed on that day.

And now I was greatly perplexed about my little boy.

Rodriguez was perplexed by the play, but he should not have been.

Perplexed by the change of subject, Jimmy tried to be cold.

The 25 percent increase from 1981 to 1986 perplexes health care experts.

The others are perplexed that I should be here, and sympathetic.

But so far, most executives are still perplexed over how to make it easy enough.

If I had been perplexed before, to watch that boy now was more curious than ever.

This seemed to perplex her, but he did not want to explain further.

On the brink of war, Americans are perplexed by a world that seems to have turned against them.

He was perplexed a little, perhaps, but did not hesitate.

Yet even in the face of reason and past experience he found that the whole affair perplexed him.

Because I know what religion says, and it perplexes me.