Sentence examples for most baffling a from inspiring English sources

Most baffling: A burgundy velvet smoking jacket.

It's difficult music that rewards perseverance, but at his most baffling it sounds like someone trying every instrument in a music shop while drunk.

The killing of this National Party parliamentary candidate and former South African representative to the IMF is one of South Africa's most baffling unsolved crimes, but Johnson manages to solve it in a single paragraph.

It is the simplest idioms — say, "That doesn't go" — that are the most baffling.

The year's most baffling film, Christopher Nolan's Inception, came away with three awards – for sound, production design and an accolade it was a shoo-in for: special visual effects.

But it was the inherent irony of their opposition to contraception which I found most baffling.

It is a sentence that could have been uttered by Ellison's hero at his most baffled.

Another cautioned against the tendency to prioritise the needs of "conventional 18-year-old school leavers", pointing out that part-time students were among those most baffled by the recent increase in tuition fees – and how they would be affected.

Beijing is known for its allergy to anarchy at all sizes and scales, which is why the Chinese, so far, have been the ones most baffled by the so-called shutdown.

In the early days of "The Colbert Report," Colbert's persona was more rigid than it is now, and not everyone knew what to make of it — least of all Barney Frank, who may have been the show's most baffled and uncomfortable interviewee.

This goes for several other groups, obviously, but for some reason white women seem the most baffled by it.