But I think everyone is nonplussed by this whole thing.
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Selena Gomez continues to be nonplussed by Justin Bieber's engagement.
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You feel a tinge of melancholy, but you're ultimately nonplussed.
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To his credit, Cattelan seems nonplussed by all the hype.
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Acting nonplussed when your employee says she had an exorcism!
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We should be nonplussed because it's such a normal, accepted occurrence.
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For the first time during the Celebration, the preteens seem nonplussed.
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I can already picture the nonplussed look on Maggie Gyllenhaal's face.
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I would describe my initial reaction as nonplussed, or maybe bemused.
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The boys were slightly nonplussed about it, because those were teenage boys.
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She seemed nonplussed that they weren't angry upon her return to Delhi.
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But when the Post asked Trump about these defections, he seemed nonplussed.
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The American Beverage Association, an industry group, is nonplussed by the ban.
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Even in the Kurdish capital, Erbil, the referendum has left many nonplussed.
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Rob Enderle, principal of The Enderle Group, was nonplussed about potential delays.
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He was nonplussed as he chomped on a gluten-free blueberry muffin.
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When he arrives, he is nonplussed by the novelty of the setup.
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But, at the time, all of RHONY was uncomfortably nonplussed by the display.
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Nonplussed, Lala asks if that means their relationship is built around oral sex.
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Sanders was fairly nonplussed about the program's trajectory and Maynor's pro prospects, though.
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Women who are actively pursuing financial independence are nonplussed by the coverage, Gendreau says.
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Even when they show up, theirs is a Potemkin pedagogy, lecturing to nonplussed pupils.
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While Petty's criminal past has been a concern to some fans, Minaj is nonplussed.
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Kris seemed nonplussed, but Khloé was too busy calling for Charlie Wilson to care.
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"We got our ass busted," a nonplussed Lowry said leaning back at the podium.
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" Duffy was nonplussed, answering, "I'm pretty sure that on human timescales, those are minuscule effects.
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Todesco, who is now 20 and is known by his hacker alias "qwertyoruiop," looks nonplussed.
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Pelosi — seemingly nonplussed at times — sat just behind the president as he delivered his speech.
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While such a question may have left some stars nonplussed, Foxx was none too pleased.
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Yet Levin said he's nonplussed by the prospect of more turnover among his beleaguered staff.
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The shopkeeper, who is used to pathetic journalists mining his establishment for content, looks nonplussed.
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The arbitrariness leaves conservatives nonplussed, but it should also force a look at root causes.
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Despite how nonplussed Uber and Lyft might seem, the stakes for both companies are high.
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Even Trump's own spokespeople were nonplussed by his statements, which they downplayed or even openly contradicted.
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Wendall Pierce, as Thomas, remains an enigma throughout, appearing alternately anguished and nonplussed by Hill's accusations.
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Alabama boy that he is, Jackie's nonplussed, keeping his hoodie on despite the oven-like environs.
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He was nonplussed when asked what it was like to go to school without any classmates.
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"I just wear the suit and pedal as fast as I can," a slightly nonplussed Thomas said.
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While one mafioso reminds Berto he has his own debts to pay, the restaurant owner is nonplussed.
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The thing that makes it even better is the totally nonplussed reaction of her costar, Jamie Dornan.
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But, the copyright gods, apparently big fans of Tardar Sauce's cinematic achievements, sided with the nonplussed puss.
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When I talked with them about what was happening, they were curious and seemed a bit nonplussed.
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He is nonplussed about the fact that the record-long bull market has lived on since then.
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Last fall, Caitlyn Jenner told Ellen DeGeneres that the former Olympian's grandchildren were nonplussed by her transition.
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Aramco doesn't disclose reasons for changes in its pricing, leaving the market somewhat nonplussed at the action.
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When asked in June how he felt about his status as an "internet boyfriend," Reeves was nonplussed.
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It also might explain why Intel has seemed almost nonplussed by the frequent delays of its 10nm chips.
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"It comes along, it causes disruption then it goes dormant," said Mr Oakley, to a nonplussed BBC presenter.
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I'm loving the BAPE trunks and being so nonplussed in a convertible you are pretending to be asleep.
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As for whether Trump tweeting about the possibility of a missile strike, congressional Republicans were nonplussed on Wednesday.
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The fall of one of the world's most-feted executives appeared to have left some Nissan shareholders nonplussed.
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Al Franken, the Democratic senator from Minnesota to whom Mr Sessions was responding during his confirmation hearing, sounded nonplussed.
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As she sang, the camera panned to Pink in the audience, and the pop star looked a little nonplussed.
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Riot police, batons at the ready, looked on, nonplussed as hundreds of supporters danced, sang and prayed in defiance.
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When PicoBrew announced its PicoStill, a $249 distilling add-on to its Pico C brewing system, I was nonplussed.
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So when Mark Cuban messaged biotech entrepreneur Ethan Perlstein in August 2017 asking for his pitch deck, Perlstein was nonplussed.
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SHAREHOLDERS BAFFLED The fall of one of the world's most-feted executives appeared to have left some Nissan shareholders nonplussed.
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RELATED: Fiorina is up in Clinton's space in South Carolina "Corinthians 13," Hunt said calmly, almost nonplussed by the candidate.
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The moment when he comes out to a nonplussed workplace in a rousing Huey Lewis tribute is a perfect example.
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It goes against everything we're taught — like, that we're supposed to act completely nonplussed if a man doesn't answer us.
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Her mother was nonplussed because she had hoped that her daughter would only box as a hobby, not in public.
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"I'll run to the store while you spend time with Dad and your brother," she told me, still entirely nonplussed.
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That surgery went fine, though both Powton and Cervantes were nonplussed at the components that Kennedy wanted tucked under his scalp.
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Trump appeared nonplussed by the immigration setbacks as he departed the White House on Friday afternoon for a rally in Louisiana.
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Another contingent of cryptocurrency observers, though, is nonplussed about JPM Coin for another reason entirely—it's not a cryptocurrency at all.
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But Pittman is nonplussed about the current slowdown: "I'm not scared about the fundamental revenue stream underneath my rents," he said.
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When the news broke on Christmas that George Michael died, was part of you nonplussed, given everyone else this year has claimed?
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The NASA head was supremely confident and nonplussed during today's hearing, brushing aside concerns about tight deadlines and yet-to-be-built technologies.
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Pfeiffer may have been nonplussed but answered the question, talking about Elvira's physicality and cocaine addiction which necessitated staying below a certain weight.
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Because usually one is sensible and the other wild; one loud and the other quiet; one into their appearance and the other nonplussed.
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I want to know how he remains so seemingly nonplussed when there is a Martin Scorsese–produced film being made about his life?
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" First, he had to play through all of a game where "NPC characters were fairly nonplussed by the dog throwing faecal matter around.
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Whether Carson will take Christie's place looking like a (in Carson's case sleepy and/or nonplussed) kidnap victim behind Trump remains to be seen.
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There is so much to love: the slow, bemused look up at the camera, the nonplussed glance to someone off camera to his right.
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Inside a Syrian grocery shop in Gaziantep, Shadi Sankari, the 18-year-old son of the owner, looks nonplussed at the idea of going back.
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The suggestion that students are spying on each other and reporting back to shadowy Communist Party bodies leaves most of my study participants equally nonplussed.
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So the offer from Doug Ducey, Arizona's governor, of a 20% salary increase by 2020 and a funding increase until 2024 has left teachers nonplussed.
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The staff looked on, nonplussed, as the women coddled him and shared food with him in a way that they didn't do with one another.
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Some members of the law-school faculty were nonplussed by his media presence, his self-promotion, and his decision to take on cases while teaching.
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While her career has certainly proven that acting can be a "real job," Robbie admits that her family remains nonplussed by her fame and fortune.
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In contrast to her husband, who has a symbiotic relationship with the media, Melania Trump is nonplussed by any attention, people close to her said.
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Replies to Farrow ranged from intrigued to nonplussed; many who grew up with Matilda found it difficult to empathize with Trunchbull's difficult life and ultimate defeat.
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In the video, the drone can be seen lifting the tiny animal out of the muck as it looks around, entirely nonplussed about the entire situation.
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Ed Mooney, the international vice president of Communications Workers of America District 2-13, sounded nonplussed when I asked him about Frontier's decision to retain Pinkertons.
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Ai seemed refreshingly nonplussed about all the hoopla at the press preview the next morning, waggishly filming those in the audience when not addressing their questions.
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Some contained tanks, vehicles, and fake battle scenes, complete with guys (and it was 99 percent guys) just kind of sitting around in their uniforms looking nonplussed.
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Pliskova was clearly a little nonplussed when the on-court presenter described her as "cool as a cucumber", later explaining she had never heard the expression before.
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I admit to feeling nonplussed about the sickness when word first spread, only to get more and more unsettled about it as the casualty toll has mounted.
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Afuera will be screening at the Nonplussed Film Festival on June 17; the Palm Springs Short Film Festival June 21-27; and Framel June 21 and 24.
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You wouldn't expect HBO to be nonplussed by a sex scene, but apparently the network put its foot down during Season 1 of Sex and the City.
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White House aides, even those who were left in the dark on much of it, were nonplussed about the fact that the President was breaking the mold.
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Today the producer seems thoroughly nonplussed by this incidence ("We have some stuff coming out as well that's finished," he shares), preferring to look to the future.
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Some Russians appeared nonplussed about the train and wrote on social media that the money for the tour could have been better spent on infrastructure or social welfare.
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The only bit of outside influence was the amount of people who liked the content, and it was nonplussed by the advent of commenting and liking and reacting.
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It was set to be distributed by Paramount, but when test audiences were nonplussed, and Mr Garland refused to compromise his vision, the studio offloaded "Annihilation" onto Netflix.
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The captain is disturbed (actually, it might be more accurate to say he seems nonplussed) when he's informed that the ship will be transporting a cargo of slaves.
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His son, himself a wizened old man, is nonplussed by the news; he looks like an eccentric, or maybe the village drunk—Gadappa they call him, "beard man".
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When asked what it's like to be re-discovered this late in his career, Chapman is almost nonplussed—perhaps more than ever, Chapman has no interest in fame.
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The agreement suspends and reduces some U.S. tariffs on imports from China in return for Beijing purchasing U.S. agricultural goods, but a lack of specifics left investors nonplussed.
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Martinez was nonplussed when the HOPE Act became law because she understood that it would mainly be used to allow deceased HIV-positive patients to become organ donors.
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I snapped the photo of her and my two buddies: Then she ambled back to her table, clearly either totally nonplussed by or completely forgetting about the previous conversation.
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The 21-year-old still gives off the impression that she is a little nonplussed by all the fuss, preferring to make statements with her aggressive brand of tennis.
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She noted that the interns were nonplussed by Jane Fonda&aposs appearance in a Senate office building, but their hearts were clearly set on catching a glimpse of Swift.
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When the Coopers show up at the Blossom House Of Horrors to take Polly, who was being held semi-captive at Thornhill, Penelope was nonplussed by the incest accusations.
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So there we have it: The gothic women of Camden are either largely nonplussed by the new Taylor, or just absolutely fucking despise her regardless of what she's wearing.
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The actress is so nonplussed by Sex Education's nudity that she forgot the series even shows female genitals in the first place since she wasn't a part of the scene.
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When she tells him her mind must "dissolve completely, like little particles floating off," before she's able to meet with the demi-gods to make these sojourns, he is nonplussed.
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They saw Israel rapidly expand its settlement-building in defiance of the Obama administration, which however nonplussed continued to provide the Jewish State with enormous military aid packages, he said.
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The first time Spider-Man met Daredevil, in fact, Spidey was hypnotized by an evil circus ringmaster called … The Ringmaster, who promptly sicced Peter Parker on a nonplussed Man Without Fear.
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When I served in Baghdad in 2003 with the US Army, my fellow soldiers and I were nonplussed listening to then-President Bush's "Mission Accomplished" speech aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.
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While Democrats believe they would be putting pressure on the GOP leader, McConnell seemed nonplussed when asked if he cares when the House sends the two articles of impeachment his way.
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The family, a buttoned-up, martini-clutching assemblage, seemed as nonplussed by my presence as I was by theirs (in my experience, the whole family does not typically come with the first date package).
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Tipsy picnickers on the sand watch her, less nonplussed than vaguely amused, and they snap photos with their phones, in the way that disinterested people often do — not totally disconnected, not wholly present either.
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Carl Magnus Palm, the author of "The Real Story of ABBA: Bright Lights, Dark Shadows", says that the group itself was nonplussed about such critiques: political messages "were a waste of a good tune".
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He wore a Swervedriver t-shirt and introduced me to the genius of the Pixies and by Sunday night I was nonplussed to find him in my tent making out with my pal Natasha.
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If, on the other hand, you're looking for the sort of jaw-dropping visual grandeur and epic poetry of The Last Jedi (not to mention the original trilogy), then you'll probably be a little nonplussed.
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Firefighters managed to free Romeo from the rubble of the temblor and he was totally nonplussed by the fuss, hanging out patiently as they checked him out, shaking his fur and running off down the garden.
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Confronted with that disconnect between how they see the U.S. role and how the Europeans see it, many in the American delegation, which included one of the largest Congressional contingents in the conference's history, were nonplussed.
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" And the twins aren't fazed by their dad being on TV. As the former How I Met Your Mother star reveals, "They're pretty nonplussed by all of that because I've been doing it since they were born.
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The word 'egregious', for example, can mean both 'outstandingly bad' or 'remarkably good'; a person who is 'nonplussed' can be either 'surprised and confused so much that they are unsure how to react' or 'not disconcerted; unperturbed'. Weird!
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Sully is bewildered by the strangers who keep hugging him—he's nonplussed to spend his first night as an American hero at a dingy airport Marriott— and his ordinariness and plodding dullness is the center of the film.
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When the president boasted that "African American unemployment stands at the lowest rate ever recorded," the Congressional Black Caucus looked nonplussed, most of its members declining to offer Trump, a man infamous for his racism, any applause at all.
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The Orange Is The New Black actress is so serene, in fact, she is completely nonplussed by a frazzled journalist showing up 15 minutes late to interview after she went to the wrong outpost of a trendy Brooklyn coffee franchise.
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Until this week, nonplussed Republicans were contemplating with dread an increasingly likely scenario in which Trump won Iowa convincingly, reinforced his dominant leads in New Hampshire and South Carolina, and went on to essentially run the table to the nomination.
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If you're bored of rooftop restaurants and even nonplussed by the prospect of dining at a table suspended 123ft in the sky by a crane, you can now take things to whole new heights in the world's first helicopter restaurant.
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From Tom Hanks&apos nonplussed reaction to Ricky Gervais&apos opening monologue, to Jason Momoa&aposs tank top, to a kiss from Brian Cox, here&aposs a recap of the night&aposs best memes and moments that you might have overlooked.
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Asked if he had thought about what a first professional defeat would feel like after 18 straight knockouts, the 27-year-old Joshua looked nonplussed and was helped out by Klitschko who was clearly more used to the big fight build-ups.
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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 nonplussed by his, and other people's, showy displays of wealth.
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In that sense they are a little like globetrotting business travellers: it is not unknown for British road warriors, for example, to get nabbed for jaywalking in America and profess to being nonplussed that pedestrians cannot just cross a road wherever they please.
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The New Yorkers I follow on Twitter seem utterly nonplussed by the entire affair, even joking about more frightening daily occurrences, and even the manhunt felt uneventful, nothing compared to the tense search for the Boston Marathon bombers of three years ago.
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I liked the urgency of their performance and that it was just a bunch of spotty, seemingly nonplussed, kids going for it with careless abandon—and I could see why it appealed to others—but it just sounded like a forgettable past.
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Ultimately, though, I was nonplussed with the book, because I felt that it didn't end up leading to a broader sense of enlightenment, nor could I see how to change either my behavior or my perception's of others' behaviors as a result of the book.
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The first daughter may be nonplussed about the investigation, but the same can't be said for President Donald Trump's closest associates, many of whom have been indicted, convicted, and/or sentenced to prison time, including his personal lawyer Michael Cohen and former campaign chair Paul Manafort.
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It's a tricky dynamic: The people at the table are paying him to have a good time, but it's hard to get repeat business if your customers are constantly in danger of being torn up by hyena-demons—or even if they're simply nonplussed at their last few turns.
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Having escaped from her father's Soviet Union—"I was put on display like a museum piece, told whom to marry, whom not to see"—she is nonplussed to find herself in suburban Princeton, a place she chose because she'd heard the countryside would remind her of her dacha.
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What's more, the man seemed nonplussed by the whole Stretch Armstrong (am I dating myself?) maneuver as he just kind of rotated his hips and went on with the play afterward: Whatever his gym routine is now, it will likely include a new yoga component, if it doesn't already.
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In my current position, I am used to responding to American and European critics of foods labeled as genetically modified organisms, but I was nonplussed about why a Russian-based correspondent would be disagreeing with everything I said since biotechnology was not a pressing issue in the former Soviet Union.
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An image of Trump in the negotiation with the group, arms folded and appearing nonplussed as an exasperated German Chancellor Angela Merkel made her point, did the rounds on social media from both Trump critics and supporters as a symbol of how Trump was upending the international order -- for better or for worse.
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Justin Timberlake's particularly humdrum Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday included a pretty uh, notable Stella McCartney shirt, a contentious Prince tribute, a selfie with a nonplussed kid, and considerable similarities to a Gap Ad. So, obviously, Janet Jackson fans think she could have done a much, much, much, much better job.
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After going after Minaj (Cardi says because she was talking smack about Cardi's mothering skills) during a high profile New York Fashion Week party, the "Be Careful" rapper strolled out of the event, escorted by authorities, seemingly nonplussed by the goose egg on her forehead she received as she charged at Minaj.
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Every time I see one of these dudes at a sports event, I am taken by how happy they are to be there in contrast with how nonplussed an entire stadium full of people are while watching theses men, who are important to no one but their families and MAYBE their subordinates.
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As played by Asia Kate Dillon (who, like the character, also does not identify as either gender), Taylor is a hyper-smart rising star intern at Axe Capital who disrupts hedge fund world with their unique presence (and yes, "they" is the preferred pronoun — as Taylor crisply informs a nonplussed Axelrod when they first meet).
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Ling recently released the first chapter of The Adventures of Barron and His Loud-Mouthed President Father, which sees the First Child — a Pokémon-obsessed 10-year-old who is nonplussed by his father's presidency — team up with Sasha and Malia Obama to investigate a "mysterious anomaly" brought about by the rise of the 45th president.
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For example, if you'd never heard of the Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgaard, and then someone was like, "Well, the guy just writes books about himself doing normal stuff, the literary devices he employs are kinda cliched, and his dialogue can be really stilted, but he's considered one of the world's greatest living writers!" you would probably be nonplussed.
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" Chiang seemed nonplussed when I asked him about Arrival's script via email, mostly reserving praise for Eric Heisserer, who adapted Story of Your Life for the silver screen: "It was clear pretty early on that Eric's intention wasn't to make a conventional Hollywood science-fiction film… so mostly I was just interested to see what he would come up with.
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The Jamaican-born poet Ishion Hutchinson's second book, "House of Lords and Commons," is a study of place and memory rendered in what used to be called "the grand style": the timeless, high-literary idiom that nearly anyone who has ever learned the language would identify as "poetry," based on its sound alone, and that nonplussed readers of contemporary poetry sometimes say they miss.
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There was one announcement, however, that really did shock me despite not even making it into our roundup of the event: Monster Hunter World, a new game coming next year for PS4, Xbox One, and later PC. I don't blame my colleague Chaim for omitting it — Monster Hunter has never quite broken through in the West, and its presence in Sony's keynote probably left a lot of viewers nonplussed.
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