Sentence examples for baffling choice from inspiring English sources

He saw a baffling choice between engagement and disengagement, between creating wealth and withdrawing into a life of poverty.

The i has made a baffling choice on its front page, running the same headline – "Back me and sack me" – that the Sun ran on Tuesday.

We've all been there, stunned into indecision by the baffling choice in the dairy cabinet screaming for our attention when someone calls from work on the mobile and sulky seven-year-old plots his escape.

To some it must seem like a baffling choice – my Dad is constantly bewildered that I give up all my free time for something I basically don't get paid for – and it's tough admitting to my girlfriend that every bit of my annual leave that year is going on recording and touring… again.

However, Christie's status as one of the country's most unpopular office holders makes him a baffling choice to many. 2. Michael Flynn - Retired Lt. General Michael Flynn has been seen as a possible surprise choice by Trump, who has indicated that he wants a running mate with political experience, particularly at passing legislation in Congress.

Keaton's crazy eyebrows are put to good use as the on-the-edge mentor, but it is a somewhat baffling choice for him: the movie is undeniably generic for an actor who has always eschewed straightforward genre.

And for a long time this looked like being a night defined by baffling choices.

But Ms. Kovell's life, as those who know her describe it, constitutes its own tragedy of hard luck and baffling choices, or at least one.

Stretching for a new way to think about the Holocaust, Martel makes a series of baffling choices, from his caricature of evil in the taxidermist to the tone-deaf comparison between failing to get published and being a Holocaust victim.

A patched up defence due to injury and suspension was shown up and Marc Wilmots' introduction of Marouane Fellaini at half-time was just the latest in a lengthy list of baffling choices by a manager whose ability to stunt the development of a preposterously talented squad is quite a sight to behold.

But at least "The Church" is enjoyable to watch … either because of Frank's baffling choices (why are so many of these devout Christian ladies wearing tight, low-cut blouses?) or because the First Corinthian Baptist Church really is a nice-looking, historic structure.