The enigmatic remarks left top Republicans on Capitol Hill nonplused.
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Still, the style world's renewed devotion has left Ms. Huppert nonplused.
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I was too nonplused to ask him what he meant: transition from what to what?
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Ronstadt even seemed nonplused about the Kennedy Center Honor she will receive in Washington in December.
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When he first screened a rough cut last year, "I was completely nonplused by it," he said.
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So you'll understand why we were a little nonplused to see you at the end of Episode 3.
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It's every incarnation of outrage and surprise and disappointment and heartache and panic and being plused and nonplused.
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The unforgettable photo shows a flexing nude, smiling proudly, next to his thoroughly nonplused and emphatically clothed companion.
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But bridges like Chishi leave local governments and developers struggling with debt, and those who live below nonplused.
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Their parents use the same language with them, and appear nonplused when the family encounters it in public.
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Mr. Chung, nonplused, said he first needed approval from Mr. Moon, who quickly granted it in a phone call.
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She focused on people who reflexively grab our attention, and just as reflexively make us look away, nonplused with embarrassment.
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If you're nonplused about whether the markets' recent behavior is a bellwether of a looming economic slowdown, prepare for more mixed signals.
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Not unexpectedly, the daughters, Valerie Casey and Luise Wilson, were completely nonplused that The Times would be calling about their father after all this time.
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The columnist Herb Caen, nonplused, invented the term "Beatnik" in 1958, which made the Beats sound like something you'd want to flick off, like fleas.
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When a businessman named Alberga (Harvy Blanks) insists on buying her drinks at the dive she favors, she's nonplused enough to ask her friend Millie what it means.
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Perhaps it was inspired by the birth of her 21972th and last child in 21988, after Kennedy's assassination, that nonplused her about what kind of world her children would inherit.
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Still, when I read afterward that "old and new figures from Cuba's tumultuous history populate this brave work in which icons are reborn and others are abandoned," I was nonplused.
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At my first meal I was nonplused by the shrimp cocktail: The shrimp were warm but served on ice, and the cocktail sauce was a bizarre and acidic collision of peaches and horseradish.
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But Mr. Cooper's remark, though pointed, was not far removed from the nonplused reactions of his fellow network stars, who seemed to channel a level of genuine shock rare even in the chaotic Trump era.
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Liberal pundits were nonplused by the shock of the president using his "indoor voice," as he traded the cudgel of "American carnage" for "the torch of truth, liberty and justice" in his maiden speech to Congress.
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The same secular Israelis who are nonplused when bus service or store hours are curtailed on the Sabbath — policies that directly affect their daily lives — are largely indifferent to other strictures that affect their routines much less.
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Ms. Versace, for her part, seemed nonplused as she sipped a mineral water backstage and greeted well-wishers, though the no-show was in keeping with the vision she has always had for her younger, more streetwise fashion brand.
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Campaigning together in Charlotte, he was nonplused to find out that Hillary had quickly slipped out of a barbecue joint where they had stopped to get food and greet people, while the president was left on his own, shaking every hand.
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Surprisingly, the lead prosecutor in the room seems nonplused by the lawyer's arguments, which raise questions about whether his client had actually read an email about a piece of inside information or, indeed, whether the material could legally constitute inside information.
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Even when "Godot" opened on Broadway a few months later, critics were nonplused by its existential balance of comedy and tragedy that depicts the pursuit of meaning in life as an agony of frustration and a desperate dance to fill up time.
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They had gone to great lengths to design a compact spacecraft that would fit the rockets NASA used for Small Explorers, and so were nonplused when NASA selected SpaceX's Falcon 2000, which can carry a much larger payload, to launch the TESS mission.
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Mr. Trump's election and the nominations of his cabinet of billionaires may draw ire from his critics, but the people who elected him — who draw largely from the middle and lower classes — appear nonplused by his, and other people's, showy displays of wealth.
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And we weren't the only people in the country who had the crazy idea to buy a small dog harness, strap it onto a nonplused feline, and pray that the tens of millions of years of evolution that separate dogs and cats would suddenly evaporate.
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The filmmakers don't really care about the money, or the politics, or the strict rules and durable conventions of the heist movie, and a viewer expecting a jaunty fable of female empowerment along the lines of "Ocean's 8" is likely to be nonplused by the abstraction and melancholy of this film.
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Dismissing her daughter's claims, Laura notices Ellen has fallen asleep. Driving over a pothole, Ellen is startled and disoriented. Her parents are still nonplused by her nervousness. At the campground, they meet James Beasley, the owner of the campsite.
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