Meanings of somewhat nonplussed in English

He saluted Montgomery and his aids, who, somewhat nonplussed, returned the greeting.

The Colonel was a quick man, but at this he was somewhat nonplussed.

It left many unfamiliar with the showman-philosopher somewhat nonplussed.

It was evident that his friend's mood somewhat nonplussed him, but his good-humour was unflagging.

Speaking of General Savary recalls to my memory an affair in which he was somewhat nonplussed.

He is somewhat nonplussed at the unexpected reply.

I thus left my former patrons in Zurich somewhat nonplussed when I started for London on 26th February.

The community Wilhelm planned to take with her was somewhat nonplussed by the notion of her as its leader.

Mr. Jones looked somewhat nonplussed.

This result was probably due to the fact that military strategy and tactics were somewhat nonplussed by the appearance of this new factor.

The skipper looked somewhat nonplussed; but presently, pointing out three of the best-looking, he tried to make his visitor understand that they were his wives.

'That's right, dear,' said Olive, somewhat nonplussed by this outburst.

"How should I know?" replied James somewhat nonplussed; "two or three hundred, I dare say!"

"How did she manage to get in the way of a bomb?" He looked somewhat nonplussed.

"Wall, this is fine; we must have a drink on the head of it," and the trader was somewhat nonplussed when both the trappers refused.