Sentence examples for it's baffling that from inspiring English sources

It's baffling that video game websites keep publishing such one-sided malarkey, but as people like to say these days, "It's 2016". Apparently "It's 2016" justifies a whole lot of mumbo jumbo.

Sara Rosenbaum, a professor of health policy at George Washington University, said it's baffling that opponents of healthcare reform have framed their criticism in the most ridiculous terms.

Foreign policy ought to be Clinton's best issue, so it's baffling that she doesn't take more command of it.

In a statement after the meeting, Mr. McConnell's spokesman, Don Stewart, said, "It's baffling that the president and his party continue to insist on massive tax hikes in the middle of a jobs crisis".

It's baffling that Tom Enders, EADS's German chief executive, could have so misread the political mood in Berlin, which is where the grand €35bn (£28bn) merger seems to have been quashed.

It's baffling that Splatoon 2's best feature is held back by a frustrating lack of proper online support, and in many ways, it's the same game with some new tricks.

For example, it is baffling that despite scientific progress since Richard Doll's landmark findings 60 years ago, strongly linking smoking with lung cancer, 7 causation of smoking and lung cancer has still not been upheld in a court of law.

China and the United States have been discussing human rights issues for so many years that it is baffling that American leaders remain so clueless about the Chinese government's mind-set.

Whether or not the numbers were mismarked, it was baffling that the size of the position and its obvious vulnerability did not warrant a closer look, says Peter Tchir, a consultant to hedge funds and other institutions.

"It is baffling that the government has still not applied for EU solidarity funding," she said.

"It was baffling that I couldn't make a breakthrough in fiction.