Sentence examples for baffled on from inspiring English sources

"That's why I was baffled on Tuesday when he was effectively sacked as an England player".

A man of 60-­something, gray beard, drinker's cheeks, was turning baffled on the spot just where Volodya was looking, everyone around him lurching into motion.

"No, we just did the same thing we always do," he said, looking baffled on being asked if he and Skinner had avoided each other in the buildup to what passed for hostilities.

Mr Hearn confesses himself baffled on this point, though he hazards that there is a significant tranche of horror fans who look to their screens not for mutilation and corpuscles but for an elegant, well-codified repertoire of Gothic images - the same murky pool that Hollywood tried to dip into with its two recent forays into high-budget horror, Coppola's Dracula and Branagh's Frankenstein.

She was equally baffled on stage, counting the words on her hands: "Well, thank you.

He's baffled on "I Just Don't Understand," a song made famous by Ann-Margret 50-plus years ago.

Monkey was completely baffling on most levels.

This is baffling, on so many levels.

Claire Mason Burma is pretty baffling on an ordinary day, with countless quirks and untold oddities around every corner.

Her line about Mitt not liking to talk about how he helps others is baffling on its own — shouldn't someone who is running for President give us a hint?

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