Sentence examples for a bit mystifying from inspiring English sources
It is also a bit mystifying here.
It's all a bit mystifying.
Mr. Duncan seems to find it all a bit mystifying.
So it is a bit mystifying to hear Galbraith say that he is promoting American interests in calling for an independent Kurdistan and a partitioned Iraq.
Despite the novel's liveliness and deep immersion in the foreignness of its world, there is something a bit mystifying about its distance from contemporary life, something a little contrived in its brilliant autonomy.
That we are still talking about Mr. Santorum's Google problem after his brush with victory in Iowa is a bit mystifying for the staff of SearchEngineLand, an influential blog that reports news about search engines and has tracked the Santorum prank.
"It wasn't anything that looked like a catastrophic fall, so I'm a bit mystified".
But he is a bit mystified by the candidate's lack of attention to detail.
The juxtaposition leaves the viewer a bit mystified: She sure is nervous.
It's normal to stay a bit mystified by sex, it will change endlessly it seems.
