Sentence examples for baffling aspects from inspiring English sources

One of the baffling aspects of economic debate during this Lesser Depression, or so it seems to me, is the apparent urge of many economists to shy away from straightforward conclusions, the urge to make the simple complicated and the clear blurry.

One of the most baffling aspects of life in the US is the dogged resistance to the metric system.

One of the most baffling aspects of this strange season is how quickly the reputation of the Big 12 has dropped.

This was one of the more baffling aspects of the Snowden affair: why did the US authorities not close in on him earlier?

Two cities, two stories -- and a contrast that offers a clue into some of the most baffling aspects of the employment situation in America these days.

Of several awkward moments, the most talked-about was when he looked around the cabinet room at 10 Downing Street, and muttered something which his interpreter rendered as "Not very impressive .There are three baffling aspects to this.

One baffling aspect of MOOC Mania is that some legislators, administrators and pundits are embracing MOOCs without even turning to their own faculty experts in online methods.

Another baffling aspect of this announcement is the fact that direct arming of the rebels won't include "decisive" aid.

Although he is baffled by many aspects of British life and initially struggles with the English language and British food, Phil the German gradually becomes an Anglophile who listens to Britpop and mimics the insouciance and irony of his teenage British counterparts.

It may sound baffling to the outsider that this aspect of the conversation around games retains so much gravity, but it is what it is.

The more am-dram aspects of her performance, that might seem baffling in a smaller venue, succeed in reaching to the back of the vast crowd: likewise her voice, a strident and rather testing listen in a more intimate environment.