puzzlement造句

He frowned in puzzlement.

She frowned in puzzlement.

the man asked with puzzlement.

An oldie, but still a puzzlement.

A feeling of puzzlement or doubt.

He stared at the words in complete puzzlement.

"Three sieves? Which three sieves?" the man asked with puzzlement.

His habitual expression was one of mild puzzlement.

There was no such puzzlement about the 76ers in 1972.

The choleric face distorts in a look of puzzlement.

At present, parents are confronted with the puzzlement of educating their children. The causes are various.

Always say to oneself: Need time to go out of the puzzlement of this emotion slowly.

My heart was filled with puzzlement about the indefinite future and longing for the new life.

Thus,Marx scientifically solved the historical puzzlement about "aesthetic standard and freedom" in classical German aesthetics.

The polarity of electrified clouds has been a source of puzzlement and controversy for several hundred years.

The burgeoning influence of Qatar in the Arab world arouses admiration, suspicion and puzzlement. But its motives are mainly pragmatic.

Watch for signs of confusion, puzzlement, lack of interest, boredom and distraction and respond to them. Ask questions.

Keats’s advocate to stay negatively in agony and puzzlement coincides with the Gestalt Theory stemmed from psychological principles.

Now teachers haven't not only entered the mature major, but have been confronted with a lot of puzzlement in their pursuit of the so- called professional feature.

For a long time, the forming of syllogism has been stated in various ways, and the explanation of syllogism has been different, which brings puzzlement to the teaching.

Others share Beijing's puzzlement about the change of mood under Mrs May, particularly in light of the desire to seek new trading partners following the vote for Brexit.

The popularization and use of Polly 's inferior solving questions can help students and teachers get rid of the puzzlement of the exercises - stuffed teaching method.

A broken link with the public, and a war in Afghanistan he neither embraces and sells to his party nor abandons-this is a time of puzzlement for President Obama.

Gordon Brown was ranked 29th and Nicolas Sarkozy, the French President, came in at a humbling 56th on a list whose selection criteria are - as intended - likely to attract some puzzlement.

The hospital is known as a place where women and the children of the poor are treated and there was puzzlement as to why it had been added to the target list of the attackers.

Sad to say, this project has turned out to be mostly low-level findings about factual errors and spelling and grammar mistakes, combined with lots of head-scratching puzzlement about what in the world those readers really want.