Sentence examples similar to maybe mystified from inspiring English sources
Maybe he, like Helen, was so mystified by Dorothy's aberrant choice of the esoteric over science that he didn't quite believe it, and was waiting for Dorothy to finally break down, reclaim her lifelong set-jawed, unforgiving gaze on life, and start the do-si-do of chemo and radiation.
Matt Kemp is mystified, and perhaps some of you are mystified that he would be mystified.
… I am mystified … It is 'temperament', maybe, or more likely just the usual 'massive inertia' that one runs into at every turn … in the stories she has awfully good things and they do sound pretty good in English, and I was quite pleased with them".
Friends and family are always sort of mystified by the things I remember, so I think that maybe there's some unconscious part of me that is very afraid of losing things.
This mystified staff members, who would have sworn the stricken man was 50, maybe 55 tops.
Phil Simms, the former Giants quarterback and CBS analyst, has visited Manning several times, including Friday, and is mystified that people wonder if he can win the big game or wonder if maybe Manning is too smart for his own good.
Lawyers seemed less mystified.
The Celtics seemed mystified.
Mr. Barrett looked mystified.
A mystified silence descended.
