Sentence examples for a bit baffled by from inspiring English sources
I'm a bit baffled by technology.
Mr. Covey was a bit baffled by his success.
"I'm still a bit baffled by what it's actually about".
There's a certain snobbishness in making things that people are a bit baffled by.
Others seemed a bit baffled by all the attention on the panda cam.
Like Van Gundy, Sprewell is a bit baffled by the N.B.A.'s reaction to his comments.
Aides to Obama and those close to both Bushes and Clinton say the four of them are all a bit baffled and bemused by Carter, 88, who was president from 1977 to 1981, before the late Ronald Reagan's conservative revolution stormed Washington.
(They were trying to get Michael on perjury). But on the day of his testimony Pentangeli's brother Vincenzo arrives in the hearing room, looking sad and a bit baffled, having been hustled over from Sicily by the Corleone family to sit in the audience.
"Monodramas," which was directed by Michael Counts, left me a bit baffled but still hopeful that City Opera could find its way.
It's not that he's annoyed by the public attention it brings, just a bit baffled.
