Sentence examples for deeply mystified from inspiring English sources
Investigators, family and friends of Ms. Cruz seemed deeply mystified by her disappearance 10 months ago.
Your mother "was deeply mystified by how many people apparently wanted to read stories set in the kind of industrial backwaters from which she'd worked so hard to escape".
What Moser calls "her inflexible individuality" made Lispector a subject of fascination to those around her, and to readers, but there was always a sense that she was deeply mystified by the world, and uncomfortable with life itself, as indeed with narrative.
Douglas Jehl, The Post's foreign editor, responds in a statement that Rezaian and his wife are "fully accredited journalists, and we remain mystified by their detention and deeply concerned about their welfare".
Since last fall, Miller has not gone riding with the other bikers in the group, he said, leaving them mystified about what exactly she did, confused about her state of mind and deeply frustrated.
I am completely mystified as to why Holder and his department continue to resist Senator Charles Grassley's deeply sinister crusade to get the department to reveal the names of these lawyers.
Matt Kemp is mystified, and perhaps some of you are mystified that he would be mystified.
The Celtics seemed mystified.
Mr. Barrett looked mystified.
A mystified silence descended.
