Sentence examples for baffled from inspiring English sources

The response – a flurry of favourites and followers (he now has 38,000 and counting) – left him completely baffled but secretly delighted.

Detectives are baffled how five women, some of whom would certainly fight back, seemed to be so easily subdued before they were strangled.

He said they still planned to serve a free Christmas Day meal to the homeless and he was baffled as to why bailiffs would be called on Christmas Eve.

At Wembley that November, England seemed baffled by Hidegkuti's role, giving him too much room and time.

Kennedy's conversational style and air of baffled decency play well on television.

Even analysts are baffled by the Fed's happy tone, which seems much more suited to a bubble of irrational exuberance rather than our own endless depressive malaise.

"I am baffled by it," said the England captain, Stuart Broad, who confirmed the umpires informed him why the ball was being changed.

Opponents of the trade deal have been baffled as to why Obama would select Nike for this particular speech.

The Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths was baffled by the blunder he claims cost his side a place in the Scottish Cup final.

Presumably working on the assumption that, if Cowell touches it, any old shit will turn to gold, the industry has a right to be baffled as to why a film about a talking dog has failed to set the multiplexes alight.

Their baffled response and oft-repeated mantra "well, if you're not interrupting, and you do it within reason" suggest it's no big deal.