Sentence examples similar to baffle someone from inspiring English sources

He examined his ticket, baffled, like someone who spoke a different language.

You can be utterly baffled by someone's every move and still take their victimisation seriously.

Still, Mr. Utoro was more baffled by someone who made the list.

And relatives were baffled that someone from their rough-edged but hard-working and deeply religious family could be accused of such a crime.

But how, I asked him, baffled, could someone as intelligent as he is believe that George W Bush was anything but a cretin?

But Jones is that kind of baffling pitcher, someone who can toy with hitters when he is at his most effective.

"The project is impressive but might leave people baffled that someone would spend a lot of time and effort building something that doesn't do anything," he says.

You therefore may feel entirely baffled why someone would get their panties up in a bunch to see your dog bounding happily across a park, especially when it looks so darned cute doing so.

It's baffling that someone could be so oblivious to the damage he or she is causing to lands that we, as a society, have decided are so beautiful and have so much meaning that they should be preserved in all of our names.

Well when the story hit the media, reporters asked the same question over and over again, "Did either of you ever think about leaving?" Chris and I would just look at each other and think to ourselves, "Why the hell would we do that!" Its like people were baffled that someone would be with someone in a wheelchair.

(Ms. Sclafani said she was baffled every time someone raised the issue).