Sentence examples for quite baffling from inspiring English sources

This is quite baffling for many reasons.

The club's physio found local etiquette quite baffling.

Almost immediately, he was ensnared by a public dispute that a medieval monarch would have found quite baffling.

The scene in which Binoche retreats to the ladies' room to get herself glammed up with lipstick and earrings was hugely praised by critics: I found this enthusiasm really quite baffling.

It is quite baffling that we can take a child into a Wetherspoons and either buy it a sandwich with chips that has more salt (4.8g) than the child should consume in a day (4g), or a spaghetti bolognese that has just 0.1g.

An oppressive regime of this magnitude existing in today's connected world is quite baffling.

Instead, most looked quite baffled.

"We were quite baffled by these two decisions and the reasoning behind them," Mr. Mirell said.

"I'm still quite baffled by how we got it so wrong," he said.

So I'm frankly quite baffled by our government's response, or lack of it, to the swine flu outbreak.

Grace's grateful trust in other people's support is both charming and disarming, and she is quite baffled by British cynicism.