Sentence examples for even more baffled from inspiring English sources

"I can't believe this is entertaining," Vance says, always a little baffled that people log on and even more baffled that so many return.

Circulation plummeted and British readers grew even more baffled.

What is the cost of a human life?" The police are even more baffled.

By John Cassidy October 31, 2011 After watching Judy Woodruff interview Herman Cain on PBS's NewsHour, I am even more baffled by his handling of the Politico story.

But as Navy and other safety investigators search for what went wrong, submarine experts said the comments left them even more baffled how the crew could have failed to detect a trawler so close by.

However that run of inexplicable good fortune ended abruptly today, when he and his sidekick Andy Gray – a man variously described as The Scottish Jim Davidson, The Bald Jim Davidson, The Overweight Jim Davidson, The Slightly Less Clever Jim Davidson and The Even More Baffled Jim Davidson – were suspended for tonight's live coverage of Bolton Wanderers v Chelsea.

The origins of MERS are even more baffling.

That makes their disease-free status even more baffling.

Why the government thinks consumers should be hoodwinked in the cause of trying to compete with Chile and Australia in wine production is even more baffling.

Instead, the Rock Hall seems to operate far more expansively, routinely inducting pop, folk, R. & B., reggae, disco, country, and hip-hop artists into its ranks, making the relatively small amount of women inductees even more baffling.

This makes Poole's jibe that "nature writers do tend to whitewash the non-human world as a place of eternal sun-dappled peace and harmony" even more baffling.