Sentence examples for i'm mystified from inspiring English sources

"And I'm mystified and extremely disappointed".

"I'm mystified as to what the obsession is," she said.

"I'm mystified by children on a daily basis," he told me.

I'm mystified by that.5 – maybe they can remember only the grigio bit of pinot grigio?

"I'm mystified that we just make the mistakes we make," cornerback Jason Sehorn said.

I'm mystified as to why, and when you read my story you may wonder as well.

But I'm mystified as to what makes it qualify as "indie rock".

So I'm mystified that so many cooks reflexively reach for the sugar when they contemplate sweet potatoes.

Roast suckling pig is not easy to find in New Jersey, and after an evening with Corso 98's version I'm mystified as to why.

But I'm mystified as to what makes it qualify as "indie rock". To me, it sounds like it would fit quite nicely into the playlist of any classic-rock radio station.

But when Suzy Park, the heroine of Suki Kim's 2002 novel The Interpreter, is thought to harbour "more secrets than befits the average 29-year-old", and Flea Marley, star of Mo Hayder's otherwise excellent forthcoming crime novel Ritual, is described as "feeling every inch of her 29 years", I'm mystified as to what those statements mean.