Sentence examples for appears baffled from inspiring English sources

Schutz occasionally appears baffled by her work — she tends to apologize for not explaining it better.

In "The War for Late Night," a book by Bill Carter of The New York Times, Jerry Seinfeld appears baffled by Mr. O'Brien's rationale.

Since I was 15 [when she started modelling], people were telling me, 'You're the girl next door, you look like this, you should have your hair like that.'" But when I ask how she would describe her look, she appears baffled: "Er, oh God, what do you think it is?" Quite tomboyish and individual, I suggest.

Scoble appears baffled as to why this is a problem.

Rudd still appears baffled as to why Gillard is remembered fondly by the Left, and he remains an outcast.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's appointment appears baffling if the intention is to raise the confidence of foreign investors in Rosneft, said one banker in Moscow who spoke only anonymously.

As early as 1960, Roodyn [19] understood the importance of the household but observed ".that even in the comparative simplicity of the single household, the epidemiology of staphylococcal infections appears baffling".

Many cryonicists appear baffled that the numbers aren't greater.

Do you agree?" Deneuve appeared baffled, and said, "Certainly not".

Voter after voter appeared baffled that their Yes might even be in doubt.

The children themselves appeared baffled; they did not understand what was happening to them.