Sentence examples for particularly baffling from inspiring English sources

The local relationship with history can seem particularly baffling.

All this makes the decision by the grand jury not to indict the policeman particularly baffling.

But they said the involvement of Mr. Taylor, who is thought to have been the architect of the crime, is particularly baffling.

This oversight is particularly baffling in the case of Lutyens: in 1984, for example, Kenyon railed against the neglect of Lutyens' music.

Given the start, Asad Shafiq's decision when on nought to play an upper cut off Roach straight into the hands of Ravi Rampaul at third man was particularly baffling.

Romney's hard-line stance on immigration is particularly baffling to many Mormons, according to Kimball.

Wells looked particularly baffled, striking out three times.

I am particularly baffled that I carry a species called Georgenia.

With reason, Ms Pearce is particularly baffled by so-called "critical management theory".

The collection of Portuguese players – signed under Singh's direction during last summer's transfer window – also particularly baffled Appleton.

He is particularly baffled by a tabloid story that appeared in the wake of David Bowie's death, which said that he was planning to write a tribute song along the lines of Candle In The Wind. "Oh my God, it's just the most disgusting idea.