Sentence examples for bit mystified from inspiring English sources
And then there are those who, even if a bit mystified by quite how it happens, accept that the voluntary cooperation within markets does some pretty nifty things.
LBL was a bit mystified about why a red cup would be slam against one's religious beliefs.
She also went to boarding school, but Hart's family was supportive of her choices, if occasionally a bit mystified by them.
A husband strides in excitedly, towing his wife, who appears a bit mystified.
The juxtaposition leaves the viewer a bit mystified: She sure is nervous.
"I worry quite a bit about the balance being struck here, and we're quite mystified as to how this got put in the legislation". Officials on the Intelligence Committee said the legislation was intended to make the F.B.I. the sole arbiter of when a mail cover should be conducted, after complaints that undue interference from postal inspectors had slowed operations.
I'm mystified by that.5 – maybe they can remember only the grigio bit of pinot grigio?
Matt Kemp is mystified, and perhaps some of you are mystified that he would be mystified.
So just as firefly flashes have mystified children for centuries, the insect's fate will remain a mystery for adults for a bit longer. .
The Celtics seemed mystified.
