Sentence examples for baffled reactions from inspiring English sources

Steven Soderbergh, who has been on a roll ("Ocean's Eleven," "Traffic," "Erin Brockovich") if you don't count the baffled reactions to "Full Frontal," wrote and directed this sci-fi drama about a space-station crew reacting strangely to a nearby planet.

In "Nature's Second Chance" (Beacon, $25.95), he earnestly chronicles that process, from the initial baffled reactions of his corn-growing neighbors, to mishaps with rats and snakes that invite themselves into his house, and the seed-sowing that leads to the return of native creatures and wildflowers.

I'll also keep using Ms. My fiancé is also planning to use both names, but that's a whole other story of baffled reactions.

Despite the baffled reactions and declining trendiness of the look, tons of folks are still doing it and many, many more are living with big, floppy lobes long term.

I feel like that bit of context might be helpful as I walk you through my utterly baffled reaction to Universal Studios' big budget adaptation directed by Duncan Jones (whose Moon and Source Code I remain a pretty big fan of).

Perhaps the most telling and — on the face of it, baffling — reaction came from Tehran, where 228 of the 290 members of the Iranian Parliament offered strong support to "the revolutionary movement of the brave Tunisian people".

He is baffled by her reaction to his overtures somewhat understandably, given that Pamela says things like "How happy am I, to be turned out of door, with that sweet companion my innocence!" (In spite of being on Pamela's side, we can't help feeling some sympathy with Mr. B when he calls her a "romantic idiot").

Since even I had criticisms of the concert -- the show gets off to a slow start and the omission, on the night I went, of "Ghosttown," made for an uncomfortable, Music-Interruptus ending -- it made the stream of, deservedly, great reactions baffling.

Like Van Gundy, Sprewell is a bit baffled by the N.B.A.'s reaction to his comments.

Marler said he represented someone with a peanut allergy who had a horrible reaction, but was baffled as to what caused it.

For his part, Pendergraft told the New York Daily News that he was baffled by the council's reaction, saying the video and photo had nothing to do with religion whatsoever, while declining to explain why he ordered the bullets.