-
civilization of the Mind in Cyberspace. In his 1990
piece "Crime and
Puzzlement: in
advance of the law on the
electronic frontier",
Barlow wrote about...
- In psychology,
confusion is the
quality or
emotional state of
being bewildered or unclear. The term "acute
mental confusion" is
often used interchangeably...
- 1960s
through their involvement in the
civil rights movement.
Expressing puzzlement over
questions about whether he is "black enough",
Obama told an August...
- p****age", also: "imp****e", "difficulty in p****age", "
puzzlement"') is a
conundrum or
state of
puzzlement. In rhetoric, it is a
declaration of doubt, made...
- names. The
introduction of code-letter
names has been a
source of much
puzzlement and misunderstanding,
especially among foreigners. Many
people have come...
- get on with
costar Lee Marvin.[citation needed] To Brando's
expressed puzzlement, the
movie inspired teen
rebellion and made him a role
model to the nascent...
-
Stephen (December 17, 1999). "Anna and the King: What? No Singing? Is a
Puzzlement!". The New York Times.
Archived from the
original on July 29, 2016. Retrieved...
- to be "as
magnetic onstage as onscreen",
remarking that his "unhurried
puzzlement pulls the
slight preciousness in the character's idiot-savant naivete...
- he can
convey a wide
range of emotions, from
longing to mistrust, from
puzzlement to sorrow."
Critic Anthony Lane also
noted Keaton's body language: The...
- patient. Each
instalment ends with Dr. Bob and his
nurses looking around in
puzzlement as a
disembodied narrator tells viewers to "tune in next time, when you'll...
