Sentence examples for baffled face from inspiring English sources

If they do not speak to a global readership – if their jokes give American academic critics a baffled face and elicit the expression "go figure" – then forget it.

And sometimes, they even communicate my sadness or frustration (with a frown-y or baffled face - see above).

Baffled faces pinned me with concern.

Catching the baffled faces of your friends, you realise you haven't yet explained the plot.

He had the task of taking identification card photographs, and later remarked, "I must have taken pictures of maybe 100,000 baffled faces before it ever occurred to me I was becoming a photographer".

Rebekah Brooks angrily attacked police and prosecutors for dragging her friends and family into the phone hacking scandal tonight as she said she was "baffled" to face charges.

Ironically, as competition continues to increase, IDC thinks that might only strengthen Apple's position, with "baffled" consumers faced with "too many options" opting instead for the market leader.

He is an aristocrat of an American sort and is simply baffled in the face of ordinary American middle-class life.

Back at the hotel, Katie scrunched her face, baffled by my refusal to collect our clothing from the laundry room.

He said he was baffled that some men faced war crimes charges while others were not required to prove their innocence.

First things first: Claiming she was in more danger than was actually present is baffling on the face of it.