Sentence examples for baffled by how from inspiring English sources

Scientists are gripped, and still largely baffled, by how the human brain and personality are formed.

Thatcher's courtiers were baffled by how puritanical she was with the usual benefits and honours.

"I'm still quite baffled by how we got it so wrong," he said.

I am still baffled by how much it has caught people's fancy".

I'm baffled by how calm I felt out there and how easy it was.

COMMENT FROM CHRIS L.: Just baffled by how that group of no-shows has been behaving.

Some people may be baffled by this; how can something so mundane and commonplace be so unnerving?

They may be baffled by the text of "How to Talk to Your Dog," for now at least, but that is what they will want to learn.

Astounded by the French paintings in the Pushkin Museum in Moscow and at the Hermitage in Leningrad, and baffled by the fact that nobody knew how they had got there, she asked the director of New York's Museum of Modern Art, Alfred Barr, if there might be sufficient material for an article about the collectors.

She was baffled by my answer, so I explained: "How could I possibly pledge my support to the state Constitution when I've never even read it?" Her reply was: "Just swear to whatever parts you want".

"It is amazing to me," he writes, "how often I was baffled by famous novels of the time".