Sentence examples for is completely baffled from inspiring English sources

Do you need help?" Mum is completely baffled about who is talking to her and why.

Her ex-husband shows up now and then and is completely baffled by his chaotic daughter.

The highlight of the play was undoubtedly the Merriman (Des Keogh), a shaky old man who is completely baffled at the absurdity he has to deal with.

The woman in charge is completely baffled: "What have we done?" A cast of cartoon-like, which is to say pretty credible characters is assembled from remixed, tweaked, familiar biographies.

During a VAWA press conference earlier Tuesday, Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash). said she is "completely baffled" why House Republican leaders wouldn't put the Senate bill on the House floor for a vote.

Note: If all of this is completely baffling to you, congratulate yourself.

It is a Finno-Ugric language, part of the Uralic family, which is quite separate to the Indo-European group, unrelated to any other European tongue except Finnish and Estonian, and then only distantly.There are numerous loan words from German, Turkish, Slavic and even Hebrew slang, but the overall impression is completely baffling.

With so much consensus around the excessive complexity and overhead in the billing process, this is completely baffling.

But it is completely baffling that the administration for partisan payback outed me even though what I was working on was so important to them".

The fact that, in Australia, maxi pads and tampons aren't exempt from "goods and services tax" is completely baffling – especially given that condoms and sunscreen are.

"I'm completely baffled," Mr. Muttart said.