Sentence examples for felt mystified from inspiring English sources

I felt mystified when my 11-year-old daughter recently abandoned cartoons for reruns of "The Nanny," about the sexy, nasal governess who wears miniskirts and red leather pants, until I remembered my own adolescent infatuation with "I Dream of Jeannie," about a housekeeper enslaved in a bottle who wears diaphanous harem pants and bares her midriff.

I was relieved to read Turan's assessment of "Boyhood" since I too felt mystified by the enthusiastic endorsements from friends who loved the movie.

Examining it, you feel a mystified wonder, and perhaps a slight misgiving about the inventor's soundness of mind, remembering what happened to Wile E. Coyote.

This is because a gun store is scheduled to open in LBL's hitherto touchy-feeley, peace-loving neighborhood and LBL feels completely mystified and out of the loop, when considering the thought of citizens lined up to purchase firearms for self-protection.

Owner's felt their businesses did not present a credit risk, but, on paper, the lending decision was still 'no.' Banks won't unveil their underwriting model and owners are left mystified about what the 'problem' with their business credit was.

The beat of the budget dance is expected to feel more like that of a budget dirge, and the do-gooders are mystified and shell-shocked by the proposed state and city budgets.

The crowd was mystified, and its confusion made the awarding of trophies to the weekend's champions feel hollow and anticlimactic.

As he walks out on a mystified Julia, the scene takes on the creepy feel of a Rohypnol-fuelled date rape rather than a celebration of the generous underdog.

Frankly, I am mystified as to why you would find my words objectionable.

Mystified but obedient, the dealer tried to find one and failed.

Matt Kemp is mystified, and perhaps some of you are mystified that he would be mystified.