Sentence examples for rather baffled from inspiring English sources

Fundamentalist societies leave us rather baffled and we tend to stand off from them.

Amis was late and looked, in the unairconditioned tent, uncomfortable and rather baffled to be there.

Will win: A Royal Affair Should win: Amour Even keen lovers of subtitles have been left rather baffled by these choices.

After a bustling career he turned his back on the film world, rather baffled by the passion that a little of each subsequent generation has shown for a major British success story of which he was a major author.

He didn't visit Parliament except to deliver some "bullshit", which the poor policemen on the gate were rather baffled by, and to interview the very thoughtful Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith.

But, as the British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan once explained to a rather baffled William F. Buckley, Jr., the continuance of colonial rule would not make them more ready.

It's all rather baffling.

I find this rather baffling.

Mr. Patel responded diplomatically, calling the situation "very complicated" and "rather baffling".

The plan is that we'll have an evening meal together, although the logistics of this are rather baffling.

Mr Hutton, it will be remembered, achieved a quite remarkable and, to some, rather baffling sales success with "The State We're In".