Sentence examples for much more baffling from inspiring English sources

How much more baffling can copycat FCPA civil litigation be for the board of directors of a company?

In a panel session on Friday afternoon, he said he found the current economic situation "much more baffling and less predictable than … at the height of the crisis".

Albert Einstein remarked that politics is much more baffling and difficult than physics and that consequences of errors in politics are likely to make far more difference to the world than the miscalculations of science.

Yet he writes and acts much more like his benevolent but baffled Akbar, showing through the story-teller's unarmed might that "human nature, not divine will, was the great force that moved history"; and hoping that "discord, difference, disobedience" might turn out after all to be "wellsprings of the good".

"I find it baffling". She has much more time for what she calls true comedy, in Terry Pratchett's Unseen University, or in Lodge's Nice Work (1988), which she feels have more respect for a profession based on serious thought.

For archaeologist Eva Jensen, it's something much more — a mystery that continues to baffle the staff at Great Basin National Park: Who owned it?

The film, by Steven Okazaki, is not much more than a home video of a recording session, baffling but with an intimate feel.

All of this would be much more compelling if the phone software weren't so completely baffling.

Given the actor's long history in show business and political causes, it is all the more baffling to friends that he would risk so much.

Of course much more went on besides, from the controversial to the predictable and the downright baffling.

Even analysts are baffled by the Fed's happy tone, which seems much more suited to a bubble of irrational exuberance rather than our own endless depressive malaise.