Sentence examples similar to moment of bafflement from inspiring English sources

Scotland Yard often calls upon him in moments of bafflement.

You have to pay attention – only that way will its moments of bafflement be followed by dawning clarity.

Part of the joy of "The Farthest: Voyager in Space," a documentary to air on PBS on Wednesday, is reliving those moments of bafflement and intellectual ambition.

It was a bit of bafflement.

And there are moments of total bafflement: even with the lyrics changed to reference climate change, there's a certain majestic inappropriateness about David Gray and Damien Rice singing Que Sera Sera.

The Guardian's Alexis Petridis was lukewarm about the London concert, writing: "There are moments of total bafflement: even with the lyrics changed to reference climate change, there's a certain majestic inappropriateness about David Gray and Damien Rice singing Que Sera Sera.

But Hitchens's voice, especially, turns up all through these pages: arguments in the 1970s when they both worked on the New Statesman, phone calls in moments of despair or bafflement.

After a moment's bafflement, Mr Pepper learned that a life-size dummy bearing his name had been hanged from an oak tree in front of the Senate, before being dragged around Capitol Hill behind a car.

Some of the best writing about animals consists of expressions of bafflement.

But beyond expressions of bafflement and anger round Europe, the response was more nuanced.

He was subdued, speaking almost in a whisper, with an air of bafflement.