Sentence examples for Deep bafflement from inspiring English sources
A look of deep bafflement crossed his face when he was asked if he believed -- at this very late moment -- that the Bush administration's patience with Iraq had run out and that war would begin soon.
The men here all talk about other things to do with women, too; and what we are presented with is 152 pages of escalating stupidity – their deep bafflement at women makes the word "misogyny" quite inadequate – which makes me wonder whether men, as a species, ought to be done away with.
I ached for them to be baffled by my poems and attribute their bafflement to the fact that my poetry was "deep".
I ached for them to be baffled by my poems and attribute their bafflement to the fact that my poetry was "deep".
Presumably, the bafflement arose mostly due to environmental factors, reflecting the deep roots that lectures and exams have in our teaching culture (Dori et al. 2007), because the feedback was otherwise positive.
I suspect the confusion creeps in, mainly, among privileged people, such as white liberals like me, who are eager to "confess" their privilege, either because it's so darn easy to do, or in a certain sad bafflement that there is so little else one can do about deep structures of race and inequality.
At the heart is Detective Inspector Robbie Lewis Kevin Whatelyy) of the Thames Valley Police Department, a baggy-eyed widower of working-class provenance whose bafflement over the moral and sexual licenses enjoyed by the Oxbridge classes is deep enough that he isn't merely saddled with a chip on his shoulder; he is carrying Stonehenge.
Writer reflects that the deeper meaning of the incident was not the hurly-burly of Italian radical politics but the pervasive sense of bafflement and helplessness that almost everyone living in Europe experiences these days... View Article By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Ian Parker By Sam Knight By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Ian Parker.
Her bafflement was understandable.
