Voters are more perplexed than excited by the reshaping of the country's politics.
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If you never watched the original, you're probably even more perplexed about the premise.
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Thomas B. Edsall No one is more perplexed by Donald Trump than the leaders of the Republican Party.
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The more I watch of NBC's primetime Olympic coverage, the more perplexed I am by how bad it is.
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Future observers will be even more perplexed when they look at what China was doing during the same time period.
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But that didn't settle her; if anything, it left her more perplexed and angry, as her debate-prep team witnessed firsthand.
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Ms. Macgillivray, who has published eight novels, said she had been poking around Amazon's bookstore and was more perplexed than ever by the pricing.
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Another directional reversal in guidance at the next statement—"actually, things are grand and we plan to hike away"—would leave markets more perplexed than usual concerning what the Fed is after.
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As a sometime straw-user, I was minorly annoyed (I now keep my own personal stash in my desk, because I suck), but more perplexed as to how straws became the hot new issue.
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The big man from the Bronx was stunned last week when he and his crew were asked to leave the Ruth's Chris Steak House in North Carolina ... and even more perplexed by the fact the manager who made the request was black.
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"As I continued to talk, I could see the executive getting more and more perplexed, and he said, 'Admiral, you might not understand: Here at Disney, it's in our culture to tell stories that project optimism and have happy endings,' " he said.
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While chatting with Fisch is enjoyable as it is enlightening, it's leaving me even more perplexed as to why couples who've decided that their procreating days are behind them (or have opted out of parenthood altogether), are still opting for a riskier, costlier, and less effective method of permanent birth control.
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One time they hire a world-famous Polish murderer called Szakal, other time a Cuban hireling alleged Kiler's double who, after many attempts, fail to carry out their "responsibilities". The situation becomes even more perplexed when Lipski obtains a pass for his daughter's wedding and gets to know that his daughter Dona falls in love with Kiler whom she wants to marry ...
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For a while, the haunting stops... until the deaths begin. It begins with their common friend, Kris. More perplexed than before, Anna consults Idang again, who tells her that it is not Beatrice's spirit that she called out – it is a Sigbin. A spirit trapped within the portal of the mirror, a Sigbin will need to acquire five spirits that are close to the person who set it free – Anna.
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