Sentence examples for less baffling from inspiring English sources

Narendra Modi's victory in national elections last May owed much to general dismay about a floundering economy.The estimates for the end of last year are less baffling.

The scrambled lineage becomes considerably less baffling once you realize that "Brooklynizing" is a state of being wholly liberated from the mundane inhibitions of space and time; a fact driven home by the observation that everything we now associate with the word "Brooklyn" actually originated 10 years earlier, in Portland, Ore.

When the mechanics of the certification process are scrutinized, however, the agency's lack of concern is less baffling.

THE MASHED POTATOES are cold, intentionally so, which doesn't make them any less baffling.

Life doesn't seem to be getting any less baffling for the monotonal comedian Steven Wright.

Gruffness is his birthright, inherited from a father whose tyrannical strictness became less baffling to Savage as he grew older.

There is less baffled loitering and fruitful lingering.

Mrs. Lincoln (the fine Carolann Page) is a fifty-six-year-old widow, less baffled by her son's trespasses against her than she is rigid with moral outrage.

The more people who are out, the more normal it becomes; the less alone a confused kid in a small town looking at gossip websites might feel; the less baffled the parent of a teenager who brings home a same-sex date might be.

The man who famously coined the phrase "let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food" would have undoubtedly been less baffled by parents spooning the hot panacea of chicken broth into their little sniffly ones than by that fluorescent, chemical bile; chicken soup has been lauded as a cold remedy since the time of the ancient Greeks.

Viewed at age 13 in a suburban New Jersey Cineplex, The Royal Tenenbaums more or less baffled me, and then, some years later, moved me intensely.