Sentence examples for baffling statement from inspiring English sources

In an interview just days before BCAM's opening, in February, 2008, Broad made a baffling statement.

But the most baffling statement of all was the lack of appreciation for Jenny Beavan's best costume design win.

But that was a baffling statement.

What doesn't is this baffling statement from Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuttion's Artistic Director of Women's Collections, which is included in Square Enix's press release on the campaign.

In 1988, when Agnew was selected as a Cricketer of the Year, Wisden recorded this verdict on the contrariness of Agnew's Test career: "Asked about Agnew's omission, the chairman of selectors, P. B. H. May, expressed concern about his fitness – rather a baffling statement to make about someone who bowled more overs than any other fast bowler in the Championship".

This is a rather baffling statement.

As president, Mr Nikolic has already made some baffling statements.

Kerviel was baffled by statements in the press that had come, apparently, from sources at Société Générale.

This last quote goes precisely to the heart of what the programme was about and it makes Mr Ornstein's recent statement somewhat baffling.

As a whole, the trilogy mimics the uneven shape of the composer's career, which has ranged from achievements of staggering originality ("Music in Twelve Parts,"  "Einstein on the Beach," the Violin Concerto) to statements of baffling neutrality (a world-music cantata entitled "Orion" is the newest instance of the latter).

"We are baffled by the statement issued by the Russian Foreign Ministry," the newspaper said.