Sentence examples for ones are baffled from inspiring English sources
Even the consistent ones are baffled.
Once again one is baffled by the absence of any strategic thinking or lessons learned by the Israelis.
When one reads about Constantine the Great, who killed thousands of people and even his wife and son, one is baffled as to how he could have been canonized as spiritually great!
Other Post headlines and captions: "Le shot de mug"... "'I seduced - and she said, oui, oui'"... "Quelle horreur"... "Au revoir to his political career"... "The powerful Pepé Le Pew-like politico" (I'm baffled by that one)... "What Gaul!"... "NYPD Sacre Bleu!" A story unrelated to Strauss-Kahn was headlined "French whine!"..
Having dual citizenship is not an unusual thing for millions of Americans and I am baffled how being one of them turned into such a negative proposition.
JH: Frankly, I'm baffled.
So I have been baffled from Day One why Trump has the loyalty of so many people with whom he shares nothing more than (possibly) human DNA.
Add to this the microtonal explorations of Indian music and the incredible mathematical complexity of its approach to rhythm, and you have some idea of why the ordinary English ear (not to mention the Indian one) might have been baffled.
After he had solved the murder, Chief Lussen said he was baffled by one phase of the case.
