Examples of using Great perplexity in English and their translations into French
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The king was in great perplexity.
He was in great perplexity and distress, not knowing which way to turn.
Smith was in great perplexity.
He had not looked forward so far as this, and he stammered in great perplexity.
They were in great perplexity.
To many minds the origin of sin and the reason for its existence are a source of great perplexity.
This generated great perplexity with the English photographers.
The enemies of Jesus were in great perplexity.
I was in great perplexity and trouble for many days;
I sat here listening with great perplexity.
We can therefore only feel great perplexity as to the justification of the proposals for their near-merger.
Those who had means were thrown into great perplexity.
The man who is delivered from great perplexity, no matter by what means, feels himself relieved.
And his day to those without faith is a day of great perplexity.
Uzbekistan received with great perplexity and concern the news that India had conducted a series of underground nuclear tests.
The days are fast approaching when there will be great perplexity and confusion.
There were a few exchanges of catcalls between the fans of opposing camps, but nothing very serious, and Loewen, who had watched all of this owing to the slow motion replays on his television, returned to his desk of professor Emeritus of Linguistics andHumanities in a state of great perplexity.
Luke describes our day as a time of great perplexity and distress among nations.
The proposition of acd f*, despite its obvious merits,left the jury in a state of great perplexity.
Just two days ago, while we were here in New York,we saw with great perplexity an increase of not just $10 but $25 per barrel in a single day.