Sentence examples for mostly baffled from inspiring English sources

Foreign diplomats and development workers based in Asmara are mostly baffled by the Pyongyang comparison.

Looking back on that success in a new memoir, "I Suck at Girls" -- it's at No. 6 on the e-book nonfiction list -- Halpern is mostly baffled and grateful.

Critics were mostly baffled by the uniformly slow tempi and lethargic approach, which made singing very difficult indeed for a great artist such as the mezzo-soprano Alice Coote in a vocally extraordinary interpretation of Das Lied von der Erde.

Americans are mostly baffled by the concept of sectarian warfare between Sunni and Shi'a.

Despite being mostly baffled, they were in agreement on the likelihood that Marclay had made The Clock for the same reason that movie studios obscenely pump millions into one dubious project after another: they are in search of a blockbuster.

Mostly it is hours of flatulent BBC staff killing time by interviewing one another, interspersed with a few seconds of mostly baffling hysterics.

The material seems recycled from bits of "Happy, Texas," "Little Miss Sunshine," and a host of other Sundance favorites, and although that may sound gleefully anarchic, the result is mostly baffling.

She starts an affair of sorts with Greenberg, which is mostly baffling to her, since he seems to need her and, at the same time, to be insulted by her existence.

The Dodgers are a glorious centerpiece named Clayton Kershaw and a bunch of surrounding knick-knacks that are occasionally colorful but mostly baffling.

Morocco could probably achieve the same result with less pain, and Tunisians, who mostly appear baffled by their government's repressiveness, are certainly ready for greater freedom.

I can hardly cross my courtyard without meeting neighbours mostly just baffled, astonished that such stupidity can have triumphed – or amused, like the Charlie Hebdo cover showing a businessman sitting on the toilet, pants down, in a shack on an island, looking at the Sun: "At last, the English are masters of their own home".