Sentence examples for a bit baffled when from inspiring English sources

They look a bit baffled when I say those words.

Parents and siblings are sometimes a bit baffled when their student declares a passionate interest in the humanities.

The general under-representation of Latinos in Hollywood is a bit baffling when you think of how much money the studios could be making.

Jack [Whitehall, Chan's boyfriend] did come home a bit baffled a couple of times, when I was ironing or cooking meals left-handed.

We've been a bit baffled by the system Apple has in place when it comes to ratings for applications in the App Store.

"All the Americans ask who it is," says Johnson, "and, when they find out, some are a bit baffled and others find it hilarious.

When my children were little, I was always a bit baffled by parents who talked about being friends with their children.

Alan Arkin says when he first read the script, he was "a bit baffled.

When speaking to people who've engaged in public shaming, he seems a bit baffled by the implication that they need the public and impersonal mode of communication to effectively combat the insidious prejudice they face.

But when John posed the question directly "Nancy, what is your name?" she looked a bit baffled.

Mr. Bramblett, who described himself as a Willie Nelson fan, said he was not sure when Mr. Nelson might return to Hudspeth County for his proposed performance, and he seemed a bit baffled by all the fuss surrounding what he considered a routine marijuana bust.