Sentence examples for baffling attitude from inspiring English sources

There had been a logical, if dishonorable, explanation for his baffling attitude, as there was for so many things the Vietnamese did which the Americans thought were the offspring of stupidity, ignorance, or that inscrutable something called "the Oriental mind".

These lessons were often as baffling as his attitudes to art.

Most foreign businessmen who have been there for any length of time say they are baffled by the attitude of their local counterparts.

Dawkins was baffled by this attitude: "Why you don't see the extraordinary beauty of the idea that we can explain the world, the universe, life, how it started from nothing?

Over the years, I have seen time and time again that Americans are baffled by the attitude of Israeli society, its intelligence community and its military toward hostages, P.O.W.'s and M.I.A.'s in general and by the Gilad Shalit affair in particular.

I am baffled at the attitude of unions such as the AFL-CIO who seem to try to cripple jobs creators at every turn.

Cuban's attitude toward blogging is baffling.

Mr. Seibert, who is an art major, said he was baffled by American attitudes toward smoking, and toward health in general.

Lear, a victim of what we now call elder abuse, is baffled by their attitudes and horrified at his loss of power.

But whatever the reason for prejudice against super-powered mutants, it rarely explains nor excuses the varying hostile attitudes displayed towards them, some of which are baffling in their "logic".

It's an attitude that baffles some of his colleagues.