Sentence examples for baffled response from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how we're supposed to integrate - we already are integrated," was her baffled response.

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.

When the film writer Richard Brody posted his list of the decade's best movies on The New Yorker's website last week, it received a slightly baffled response from the blogosphere.

There is a good deal about the decline of the obligations of fatherhood that has just as much to do with a couple of male generations' baffled response to changing economic roles as it does to the liberal-left's usual explanations of poverty and social exclusion.

This isn't the first baffled response I've had since planning my food tour of "Music City", which, with its country music heritage, baloney-touting honky-tonk bars and landlocked location, has never been known as one of the US's culinary meccas.

A poet from an age when serious exercise was eight pints, an ounce of best shag, and a chip supper, I can only imagine his baffled response to the phenomenal rise in popularity of the triathlon: "Rage, rage against the buying of the Lycra".

That is why a nonviolent insurgency on the West Bank, if it should occur, would meet as baffled a response from Washington as the February days in Egypt.

He claims to have been baffled by the response.

Perhaps because I had been an internist for several years before becoming a psychiatrist, I was baffled by his response.

Predictably, the hardcore are baffled (sample internet response: 'Has Kanye gone crazy?') but West stopped appealing to them after he toured with U2.

In the debate sketch he displays an entire range of baffled looks in response to a single question, as his eyes squint and you can see the wheels churning in his head.